1- plan your day each morning.. may mean making a to do list...2- get an adequate amount of sleep each night(at least 7 hours a night)...3- work in a space that has little to no distraction a..4- prioritize your work...what needs to be done first..5- if you are behind schedule, then limit social media..6- ask for help if you do not understand...7- enjoy what you are doing everyday! What are you going to do with your 86,400 seconds each day this week? Have a great Monday!Sunday, August 18, 2013
Taking Ownership in Time Management
I get very annoyed with students that don't do their work, and I get equally annoyed with players that miss practice. In most cases I believe this is a time management issue! Student-Athletes must make a commitment to doing their best! We all have 86,400 seconds each day to use. Here are some thoughts for success if you want to compete in those big events in your life.....
1- plan your day each morning.. may mean making a to do list...2- get an adequate amount of sleep each night(at least 7 hours a night)...3- work in a space that has little to no distraction a..4- prioritize your work...what needs to be done first..5- if you are behind schedule, then limit social media..6- ask for help if you do not understand...7- enjoy what you are doing everyday! What are you going to do with your 86,400 seconds each day this week? Have a great Monday!
1- plan your day each morning.. may mean making a to do list...2- get an adequate amount of sleep each night(at least 7 hours a night)...3- work in a space that has little to no distraction a..4- prioritize your work...what needs to be done first..5- if you are behind schedule, then limit social media..6- ask for help if you do not understand...7- enjoy what you are doing everyday! What are you going to do with your 86,400 seconds each day this week? Have a great Monday!