Manage Your Time!

Winter fever is back...EXAMSSS !!! What to do???

Do not panic because you still have time. But... beware of it...you’ll never realize until it was too late...so, manage your time wisely!

Hmm....Stress and blur about how to manage the time left?

So.... here are some tips for you to be in I’m-not- stress condition!!! J

The Value Of Time Management

By killing time you are actually killing yourself! Be aware and appreciate each second that you have.

We can be sick and become healthy, go broke and become rich but no man can ever bring a second back that has passed. Thus, use your time wisely!

Be Strict But Also Flexible

It’s important to understand that when you are writing your schedule; you are not only composing a list of what you will be doing the coming days/weeks but you are writing it down in fixed times.

If you are supposed to study between 05.00 – 07.00 pm, then you ought to take that time serious. This does not mean you shouldn’t involve in other things if these things are important, flexibility is important but so is strictness.

The one word that can save you tons of time…

Learn how to say no. Believe me, it’s more important than you may think. We have to learn how to say no when it’s needed or else we won’t get anything done. There is a lot of disturbing elements around us, which brings us to the next topic.

Watch out for distractions

If you have a specific time for your studies you should be very aware of not indulging in time consuming, worthless activities such as facebook-ing, unnecessary YouTube-ing, Movies, chatting, and the list goes on…

 

Avoid procrastination 

Procrastination is when you do everything else but the task you need to do. It is normal to procrastinate a little. However too much procrastination can just add to your stress and can result in you not giving yourself enough time to prepare. Managing your time and setting realistic goals for each study session can be helpful ways to avoid procrastinating and make tasks seem less overwhelming. 

Make a study timetable

 This might be a bit like primary school stuff, but seriously it can be helpful. Write down all the things you need to do each day of the week, and how long you need for each, including time for enough sleep, relaxation, and exercise. Find out the date of each exam and work out a study timetable leading up to them. Include tests that will help you identify gaps in your knowledge. This can give you some direction and help you focus on what to study each week or day. Actually you can make your own schedule enjoyable!!!

If you manage your time wisely, insyaAllah the victory would be yours J

We hope that this is helpful for you!!!! Lastly...THE CHOICE IS IN YOUR HAND!!!

Hazwani,

Self-development bureau