How to Manage Time Wisely, How to manage time wisely is a skill that many people need, but few people seek. It's rather unfortunate, but after self-sabotage (which goes hand-in-hand with time management problems, by the way), time management is the biggest hindrance between people and their goals. And to me, this is the most important part of time management: figuring out how to achieve your goals now. So, rather than rehashing how to put things into a schedule (you put it into a schedule and then do it--is that helpful advice?), let's delve in and figure out what stops people from getting their goals from a time management perspective so that you can avoid these pitfalls.

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A major reason people don't reach their goals is because they haven't thought about it enough. And while I do a lot of law of attraction and NLP coaching, I don't necessarily mean like that (though, those are very helpful). What I mean is that most people don't think about what they want clearly enough. So, as it happens, they're not sure where to go. Truth be told, the major reason people fail at their goals is flip-flopping (I know this from painful experience). This most often happens because people don't know what they're doing, what to expect, or what they want. If you have those out of alignment, then whatever happens happens because honestly, if you have no goal in mind, it really doesn't matter where you end up. So, figure out what you really want and what that looks like (and while you're open to changing, don't be dead set on change--have faith in your plans and give them time to work!).

A lack of focus, which very often comes from not knowing what you want, is another common problem. If you can't stay focused, then how are you ever going to get any work done? Plus, it's much easier to procrastinate tasks you can't stay focused on.

Next is priority. People scoff at this idea, however, if you're going to learn how to manage time wisely, the tiniest of little things can make major improvements (and can mean the difference between you having everything done before noon and being stuck in the office late again). So, focus on organizing your day based on the priority of the task because as you make this a habit, you'll notice the things that need to get done are always getting done and the things that get put off are the least important things. Plus, it's way better if your tasks get easier as your energy depletes. I mean just think about it: why leave the big, difficult task for after you've killed off the little ones?

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