Make sure your goals arespecific, measurable,attainable, relevant and time-bound.
Be realistic about your goals.
Give yourself an incentive for achieving goals.
Set deadlines. Usually, I set my own deadline for many of my task 3-4 days before it really is due, giving me an ample amount of time in case of an emergency.
Break down large projects so they are more manageable and over a spread out.
Don’t over schedule thingsfor yourself. Overfilling your plate will only stress you out more. Know your limit and how much you can handle.
Concentrate on one task at a time.
Take frequent breaks to prevent burn outs.
Keep a planner. Color code by class, work, personal so skimming it will be easier when you need to manage time.
Create a time table. Designate a block of time for every task you do.
Develop a daily schedule.
Schedule in study time.
Learn to be flexible. Not everything falls perfectly in place like you would like to, but that’s okay.
Create “cushion time” to catch up with tasks that you’ve fallen behind on.
Use your time effectively.Although it is tempting to waste 4 hours on the internet, try to limit yourself to 1 hour of time on the internet not related to studies.
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