Are You Planning Your Time?

   As always, the truth is in the balance. My parents are like that - they live day by day, for a moment and they brought him to under the crooked pear. As for me, since I was a child, because I saw how gypsies from the ghetto self-destruct with this thinking, I decided to plan my things. Good, but things rarely happen as you planned, and if you get too caught up in those plans, you can literally go crazy. But you still have to plan at least more or less some direction, not like the gypsies day in and day out. Over time, I have found a balance that is different for everyone (we are still different) and I try to keep it, although I do not always succeed, but I am not obsessed with my plans, as I once was and I don't make a big drama if something unplanned happens. Sometimes I even do it on purpose to break things up a little bit, even though I know

   When it's busier, I make a plan, but it's not detailed. I don't split the second in two so as not to get angry. I do not set a time range in which to complete a specific task, unless necessary. My plans look like cluttered points with obligations that hang in time, and my only goal is to set them up in such a way that they don't interfere. I don't like detailed plans, they make me nervous because something goes wrong. The lack of any organization has a demotivating effect on me. I have found a compromise. I write on a piece of paper everything that is important not to forget. I never include things in my plans that I have to brush my teeth on. It can be said that I make a rough plan for the day or week, subject to change. I never write goals for the year, but sometimes I think of them. They are seldom strict and obligatory, they are usually things

   I am a mother of two children and without lists and plans I am like a headless fly and my day can pass without realizing it. I bought a notebook organizer and it is invaluable to me. I do not make a time plan, but a list of tasks for the day. 1. To change the sheets 2. To take the car to the sink 3. To go through the pharmacy 4. To do my exercises, etc. I am satisfied to cross out the tasks and it helps me not to postpone for tomorrow. And in the evening my thought is "I managed to do everything", not "when that day passed". If I had been so organized at university, I would have become a PhD student instead of taking a break twice, but better late than never. Time is our most valuable resource and we have to manage it, otherwise we just waste it.

   "Day by day" or not, there are things that just have to be done - be it business or home. And most commitments cannot be known much earlier in time.

   I, on the other hand, started to save and made something like a savings plan, in which I write down how many BGN I have saved, etc. Stargirl

   Every year I started to make a plan with the goals that need to be achieved. It works! I used to do it too, but it didn't work then. Why? Goals should be specific - "I want to lose weight", "I will go to the gym", "I will find a new job" are NOT goals. "I want to lose 3 kg by June", "I will go to the gym 2 times a week", "I will start working as an accountant in a company ...". These are goals. It is IMPORTANT to note that you should have a maximum of 5-6 big goals in the year. If you write 10, believe me it won't work. After defining these few goals, the most important thing follows - determining the steps to follow. For example, if we want to lose weight, what are the steps: 1. to start eating fruits and vegetables 3 times a day; 2. to start going to the gym on Tuesday and Saturday; 3. every morning to run 3 km and so on. The steps are determined by you. You do this for absolutely all purposes. This way you will not get lost in the thoughts of what you should do once you start doing them. The next thing is to ACT. :) I can tell you that what I recorded this year, I fulfilled. For me, the goals were really important and thanks to this system I was motivated and I succeeded. The other thing I recommend is to keep a planner where you can plan every day of the week. I always gave up the first week, I forgot, I was bored, etc., but this year I wrote off all the days and I can tell you that it changes your life. You begin to think about what, when and how much you are doing and whether it brings you value. Good luck to all! You do this for absolutely all purposes. This way you will not get lost in the thoughts of what you should do once you start doing them.

The next thing is to ACT. :) I can tell you that what I recorded this year, I fulfilled. For me, the goals were really important and thanks to this system I was motivated and I succeeded. The other thing I recommend is to keep a planner where you can plan every day of the week. I always gave up the first week, I forgot, I was bored, etc., but this year I wrote off all the days and I can tell you that it changes your life. You begin to think about what, when and how much you are doing and whether it brings you value. Good luck to all! You do this for absolutely all purposes. This way you will not get lost in the thoughts of what you should do once you start doing them. The next thing is to ACT. :) I can tell you that what I recorded this year, I fulfilled. For me, the goals were really important and thanks to this system I was motivated and I succeeded. The other thing I recommend is to keep a planner where you can plan every day of the week. I always gave up the first week, I forgot, I was bored, etc., but this year I wrote off all the days and I can tell you that it changes your life. You begin to think about what, when and how much you are doing and whether it brings you value. Good luck to all! which I recorded this year, I fulfilled it. For me, the goals were really important and thanks to this system I was motivated and I succeeded. The other thing I recommend is to keep a planner where you can plan every day of the week. I always gave up the first week, I forgot, I was bored, etc., but this year I wrote off all the days and I can tell you that it changes your life. You begin to think about what, when and how much you are doing and whether it brings you value.

Good luck to all! which I recorded this year, I fulfilled it. For me, the goals were really important and thanks to this system I was motivated and I succeeded. The other thing I recommend is to keep a planner where you can plan every day of the week. I always gave up the first week, I forgot, I was bored, etc., but this year I wrote off all the days and I can tell you that it changes your life. You begin to think about what, when and how much you are doing and whether it brings you value. Good luck to all! You begin to think about what, when and how much you are doing and whether it brings you value. Good luck to all! You begin to think about what, when and how much you are doing and whether it brings you value. Good luck to all!