The Truth About TIME MANAGEMENT

Life is hard. Class work is hard. Time management, a skill needed in every area of life, is one that few ever master, or even know how to master. Students, parents, employees, nearly everyone in the world has complained at least one time in their life about being unable to do everything that they want to do. Crossing everything across the to do list is a burden on all of us — seemingly an impossible one.
But why is that?
Well, there are quite a few contributions to this universal issue of managing our time in a way that appeases our desires and grandest goals. There’s something that’s getting in our way.
This problem doesn’t just bother us every once in a while, though. For many, it’s a daily struggle, leaving us with the inner turmoil that plagues our lives and affects our thoughts and actions.
The real issue behind it all comes from one key issue — at least, it’s an issue that’s typically discussed in regards to this worldwide problem, one that I’d like to add something to.
A lack of prioritization is the key.
But it’s deeper than that. Time management is less about figuring out WHEN to do what and figuring out WHAT to do.
I could write for hours about how to do more, do more with your life, and be more productive, overall. However, I’ve found that the real key is by figuring out what is most important for you to do, and doing nothing other than that.
Stop trying to figure out when to do what you “need” to do, and narrow down what you actually need to do.
Cut down on your to do list. Narrow it down to what ACTUALLY matters to you. Turn the page. Start a new list. Think about what path you’d actually like to head down with your actions and with your productivity.
