#time budget

[phoebe-does]

Hey, I love your blog! I've just started semester 2 at uni and the new timetable is kicking my butt. Do you have any advice on how to have a good balance between studying and hobbies?

This could not come at a better time cos I just finished writing my time budget! If you’ve been following my blog for a while, you’ll know that I love budgeting and it’s something I’m very good at so I came up with a concept to be able to balance my time better between commitments and hobbies/fun stuff and that is the time budget! 

You write out all the days of the week and how many hours in commitments you have (i like to colour code each commitment eg. green for school, red for sport) then you subtract that from the total hours you’re awake each day and you’re left with how much free time you have, from that take the average of how much time you spend a day doing school work and you’re left with how much time you actually have to devote to going out, hobbies, etc. This has really helped me with my anxiety because I always realise I have more time than I think if I just stay on task. 

[my-millennial-midlife-crisis]

Time budget test 2

Oh look the disability disabled me...

...to the surprise of no one except for me.

I did anticipate yesterday needing recovery time and made today's schedule way more relaxed. But I underestimated. Which means no upstairs work was done. But I did read a lot, clean the important things, and get dinner/lunches together. Meds were also taken! Same system as yesterday but with more rest time built between promoted hours

Tomorrow I have time test 3 planned out. I just need to remember my timers for upstairs

Some progress > no progress

And I'm certainly learning about my limits

[my-millennial-midlife-crisis]

The idea of tracking every minute of your time for a while and then using the data to make a time budget came across my feed today

Does it make sense? Yes

Does it seem helpful? Absolutely

Will I be trying this? Possibly

Will I be successful at doing this for more than a few hours? ...Depends on the ADHD

On a different tangent, looking into different professional certifications is a whole entire rabbit hole I'm falling down this evening 🙃

[bdarfler]

Managing challenging people

Pat Kua is here to shed some light on how to manage challenging team members. Though these situations can be common, managing them doesn't be an uphill struggle.

"Consider a time budget. One trap many early leaders fall into is spending too much time focused on the challenging person. As a leader or manager, you are responsible for the entire team and if you find yourself spending significant time investing in only one of your team members, it’s likely you’re neglecting support for others and other things that need your attention."

[pen2print]

Creation of Time: Time Management

Time management is concerned with managing your time efficiently so that all your daily tasks can be completed in a systematic system. One who can follow his timetable correctly can complete almost any task successfully. This is the reason that time management is necessary and it is very important for people from different walks of life.

Time management is important in every field

Time management…

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[architectlarimar]

You: schedule

Me, an intellectual: time budget

[warlyte]

Time Budget: Easy to Drop

Time Budget: Easy to Drop

A while ago, I talked about the idea of budgeting time like I do money–and I promised to let you know how it went.

In short, it flopped in record time.

Time is actually not like money at all. When we spend money, we know it–our purchase or bill is going to show up on our bank statement, and we have a chance to record it. Time, on the other hand, continues to go by no matter how frugal you are.

Fo…

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