Cherish your wealth: time management skills

Cherish your wealth: time management skills

The fastest and slowest in the world, the longest and the shortest, the most ordinary and the most precious, the most easily overlooked and most regrettable is time.
-----Golgi Swiss baby is born, the hospital will immediately number him through the computer household registration network, at the same time, the hospital will also enter the baby's name, gender, birth time, home address, etc. into the household registration card. Since the Swiss household registration card format is uniform, even a newborn baby will have the same status as an adult.
There is a South American hacker who is very envious of Swiss social welfare, so I want to register my newborn baby as a Swiss citizen. As a result, he invaded the Swiss household registration network through the international Internet and filled out the relevant forms one by one according to the requirements of the household registration card. When filling out the property column, he casually knocked in 36,000 Swiss francs and was complacent and secretly glad that he had a "Swiss son" since then.
Who knows three days, the hacker's actions have revealed. When a housewife registered her account for her child, she inadvertently found that the former baby’s property column was filled with 36,000 Swiss francs. She finds it very strange, because almost all Swiss people write "time" when filling out their own property for their newborn baby. They believe that for a child, especially a newborn baby, the wealth he has can only be time, not something else.
The South American hackers had expected to show their details in this detail. In fact, rather than saying that South American hackers are exposed to the casualness of filling out, it is better to say that he is failing in value.
The Swiss view of wealth is indeed unique. What is the greatest wealth when a person comes to the world? After all, it is his life, and life is calculated by time.
Balzac said: "From a personal point of view, one's greatest wealth is his own time."
So for everyone, cherish their wealth---time, and can effectively drive it to maximize efficiency in the shortest possible time.

Training time is your most valuable asset

Time is the most precious asset. There is no time, the plan is no better, the goal is higher, the ability is stronger, and it is also empty. Time is so precious, but it is the most scalable—it can be fleeting for the most time. In the history of industry, there are often such things: just a day's difference can lead to the great success of one enterprise and the bankruptcy of another enterprise.
Bell of Europe is the legal registrant of the telephone, and when he developed the telephone, he did not know that somewhere in the world, there was a person named Gray who was doing the same research, just in Bell’s patent office. About two hours after the patent application, Gray also rushed to the Patent Office, and the result was unfortunate. The reason is that he was a few hours behind Bell, and he lost everything he should have—success, reputation and money. In fact, a person's precious wealth is the time everyone has. Remember that wasting time is a waste of money, and you will use your time reasonably.
Therefore, those who do not know how to use time are the most incompetent people. Wasting time is tantamount to wasting your life.
In the early 1990s, the Liaoning Youth Youth Tour delegation attended a conference in Japan. Before the trip, the head of the delegation prepared a thick stack of speeches. However, the schedule of the Japanese officials handed it out: "Chinese speaking time: 10 Point 17 minutes and 20 seconds to 18 minutes and 20 seconds." The speaking time is only one minute. This seems unbelievable to those who "a cup of tea and a cigarette, a newspaper for a long time", but it is very common in Japan. From the workers to the scholars in Japan, the concept of time is very strong. The basic standard for their job-seeking workers to say that they are incompetent is the amount of labor per unit time under the premise of ensuring quality. The time is generally accurate to the second.

A successful person who makes good use of his time is one of the biggest success factors. Time is not enough, it is often a common phenomenon. Since no one can get more time than others, the only way is to plan how to make the most of your time.

Introspection effectively manages every minute

There is a saying: "Efficient time management is a process of pursuing change and learning." God is fair. No matter who you are, you can only have 24 hours a day. You can live very calmly. You can also It’s a mess that you’re messed up. “No time” is definitely not an excuse. It’s your choice.
If you have a good time schedule, you can go to the concert, watch the show, and do what you want to do. The first principle of time management is to respect everything, including respect for leisure. The mood can be created, the time can be mastered, and the person who is good at arranging will never call "busy" because he knows what he wants and what he wants.
Many celebrities in ancient and modern China and abroad pay great attention to the value of time. Even today, they have a lot to learn from.
Ouyang Xiu, a native of the Song Dynasty, was busy with his official duties. He talked about reading and writing articles. He once said: "Qian Sigong likes to study. Sitting on the history of reading, reading novels, reading aloud in the toilet. Song Gongyi in the history school Every time I go to the toilet, I will bring a book. The articles I have made in my life are mostly on the 'three on', right on the pillow, on the pillow, and on the toilet."
The room of the famous American writer Jack London has a unique ornament, that is, on the bed, on the curtains, on the hangers, on the cabinets, on the mirrors, on the walls... everywhere is covered with a variety of small strips. Jack London loves these notes very much, almost inseparable from them. These small notes are filled with a variety of texts: there are wonderful vocabulary, vivid metaphors and so on.
Jack London never wanted to let time slip through the eyes. Before going to sleep, he meditated on the small note stuck on the bed; the next morning he woke up, while he was reading, reading a small note on the wall; when shaving, the small note on the mirror provided him with Convenience; in the pacing and rest, he can find vocabulary and materials to start inspiration. Not only at home, but when he was out, Jack London didn't easily let go of his leisure time. When he went out, he had already put a small note in his pocket, and he could look at it at any time and think about it.

Modern people's life is getting faster and faster, and many people often feel that time is tight and there is no time to do many important things. Mr. Lu Xun once said: "Time is like the water in a sponge. If you want to squeeze, there is always something." In fact, it is.
Someone has calculated such an account: If you read 15 minutes before going to bed every day, if a middle-level reader reads a general book, you can read 300 words per minute and read 4500 words in 15 minutes. One month is 126,000 words, and the annual reading can reach 1512,000 words. The length of books ranges from 60,000 words to 100,000 words, averaging about 75,000 words. Reading 15 minutes a day, you can read 20 books a year, this number is considerable, far exceeding the world average reading. Try to stick out for ten minutes before going to bed every day. Once you get into the habit, it's easy to stick to it for a long time.
Leisure time is valuable, and leisure time is amazing. According to a survey of the World Sports Center: a 70-year-old Westerner has a working life of 16 years, a sleep time of 19 years, and the rest is leisure time. It can be seen that the so-called time management, in its essence, is mainly the management of leisure time.

Develop skills to win more time

1. List the plans every day to determine the daily goals, and develop the habit of arranging the work to be done every day. The first thing every morning is to consider the first job, first do it until it is finished. Do the second one, and if you don't do it all, don't care too much, because you can't do it according to this method, then you can't do it with other methods.
2. It is not necessarily important to distinguish between urgency and importance. Important is not necessarily urgent. When you have a bunch of questions in front of you, ask yourself which ones are really important and treat them as a top priority. If you let yourself do something urgent, your life will be full of crises.
3. Make the most of your most efficient time. If you schedule your most important tasks in the most efficient time of your day, you can do less work and do more work. When is the most efficient thing to do? Everyone is different and needs to explore for themselves.
4. Concentrate on the most important tasks. Do not spend much time doing one thing, but how much time is undisturbed. With all the hard work, any difficulty can be solved, and it can't solve the problem. You can only consider one thing at a time, only one thing at a time.
5, use 10 minutes before leaving work, many people are coming to work time is absent-minded. In fact, 10 minutes before work is "golden time" used, and can play the role of "bearing the past and the future."
Organize your desk. It’s only a matter of finishing the day’s work when the desk is cleaned up before work.
Organize the memo. The memo contains a summary of the work of the day, including the people who met on the day, the newly acquired business card information, and so on. The content is mostly complicated and unconventional, so I will sort it out before the end of the day.
Check the worksheet. The work items that should be carried out on the same day have been marked with the completion of the work, and the projects completed at the end are also well known.
Prepare the next day's worksheet. After checking the worksheet for the day, then list the work items that should be carried out the next day, and draw up the worksheet. At this time, you can refer to the memorandum to prevent omissions.