This document discusses time management and provides some key principles and models. It begins with an agenda that will cover significant time management figures like 24 hours in a day and the 80/20 rule. It then lists some common time management faults such as lack of focus, prioritization, and tracking. Various time management models and rules are presented, including using a to-do list, having SMART goals, and focusing on big rocks first. It concludes by sharing the presenter's own time management model of having daily, weekly/monthly, and long term plans and objectives.
5. Common faults
Sleeping too much
Laziness
Not writing down
No tracking
No objectives
No motivation
No action
No concentrated (distracted)
No determined enough
Not detailed enough
Too rigid (not flexible enough) (affected by others)
Not change/fix on time
(no get experience/fix wrongness)
Not logical/achievable to do
(Limitation of ability)
6. Models/Simple rules
Big Rock first
SMART
Separation to deal with
80/20 (Priority)
Habit (repetition)
To-do-list/Bucket list
Timetable (schedule)
Time matrix
Support tools (mobisles note, google calendar,
dropbox, PlanPlus)
7. Sharing my own model
Fixed on day (repeat in a period of time)
(Everyday tasks)
To-do-list on day
-> daily
By projects
-> wkly/monthly
By objectives in long term
-> yearly/lifetime