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Find More Time to Study with Better Home Time Management
Finding time to study is critical to success in college. I think that's probably the number one complaint of students... especially nontraditional students who have a family and job vying for the same time slots.
I'm going to help you find more time to study with better home time management but in order to do so it's important that you understand 3 things:
***You Need to Classify Activities as Unnecessary or Necessary
***You Need to Stop Wasting Time on the Unnecessary Ones
***You Need to Save Time While Doing the Necessary Ones
Unnecessary or Necessary
A big problem that keeps students from studying as much as they need to is that they don't separate unnecessary activities from the necessary ones
You Need to Stop Wasting Time on the Unnecessary Ones
I wasted 5 hours per day on smoke breaks (a 10 minute break for each one).
A measly 10 minute break. 30 x 10 = 300 minutes / 60 = 5 hours. Per week that would equal 35 hours of wasted time.
I began making flash cards or creating study sheets and when I'd take a cigarette break I'd study that for the 10 minutes. It gave me a break from whatever else I was studying and gave me plenty of extra time studying.
You could also use those flash cards or study sheet when you're stuck in traffic, waiting at the doctor's office, in line at the grocery store, waiting for the pasta water to boil... you get the idea.
You Can Save Time While Doing the Necessary Ones
For those things you can't quit doing, in order to find more time to study, you simply must use better home time management in order to save time doing them.
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Mary_Segers
Modified from my original article published at: http://EzineArticles.com/7493173
If you found this video helpful then don’t forget to “Like” it so it’ll be easier for others to find.
Also, I’d love it if you’d “Pin” me and pass me on to your friends.
And, if you have a Home Time Management topic you’d like to see covered shoot me an email @
marysegers@marysegers.com
My goal as a Home Time Management Coach is to help you save time on the things you HAVE to do… such as cooking, cleaning, laundry, and housework so that you can reinvest that time into your marriage, your kids, your family and friends, and even yourself.
As a matter of fact, this video has been created from an excerpt of my free 77 page eBook on Time Management and Nontraditional Students which is available for download from my website @ http://marysegers.com/nontraditionalstudents
If you'd like to learn more about Home Time Management then join my email list @ http://marysegers.com/join and I'll send you daily emails aimed at covering all aspects of Home Time Management including saving time on cooking, cleaning, laundry, housework and then spending that time on your spouse, your kids, your family and friends, and even yourself.
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Find More Time to Study with Better Home Time Management
1.
Find More Time to Study with
Better Home Time Management
(c) Home Time Management 2013 | Mary Segers http://marysegers.com
2. Finding time to study is critical to success in college.
I think that's probably the number one complaint of students... especially
nontraditional students who have a family and job vying for the same time
slots.
I'm going to help you find more time to study with better home time
management but in order to do so it's important that you understand 3 things:
***You Need to Classify Activities as Unnecessary or Necessary
***You Need to Stop Wasting Time on the Unnecessary Ones
***You Need to Save Time While Doing the Necessary Ones
Let's look at a few examples of each.
(c) Home Time Management 2013 | Mary Segers http://marysegers.com
3. Unnecessary or Necessary
from studying as much
A big problem that keeps students
as they need to is that they don't separate unnecessary
activities from the necessary ones.
Or, even if they are somewhat conscious that they need
to, the balance of activities is way off, i.e., they do 1
necessary to 3 unnecessary activities.
(c) Home Time Management 2013 | Mary Segers http://marysegers.com
4. Unnecessary or Necessary
Spending time with spouse
Watching TV
Checking email
Chatting with friends
Surfing the net
Piddling away time being
bored
Spending time with kids
Cooking meals
Cleaning
Studying
(c) Home Time Management 2013 | Mary Segers http://marysegers.com
5. You Need to Stop Wasting Time on the
Unnecessary Ones
It's absolutely amazing how much time we can just piddle away.
When I was a smoker I smoked a pack and a half to 2 packs per day.
One day, just out of the blue, I decided to figure out how much time I spent
just on the act of smoking.
Now, I didn't smoke in the house so I'd just take a quick smoke break out on
one of the porches with a book so it was an actual break from whatever I
was doing.
(c) Home Time Management 2013 | Mary Segers http://marysegers.com
6. I did the calculations, did them again, asked someone to doublecheck me, and then finally accepted the numbers.
Are you ready for this?
I wasted 5 hours per day on smoke breaks (a 10 minute break for
each one).
A measly 10 minute break. 30 x 10 = 300 minutes / 60 = 5 hours.
Per week that would equal 35 hours of wasted time.
Yeah, I'd call that a vast amount of time.
(c) Home Time Management 2013 | Mary Segers http://marysegers.com
7. I began making flash cards or creating study sheets and when I'd take a
cigarette break I'd study that for the 10 minutes.
It gave me a break from whatever else I was studying and gave me plenty of
extra time studying.
Like 5 hours per day of extra studying.
Even if I only spent half of my smoking breaks studying that was still 2 and
a half hours or 17.5 hours of studying per week.
You could also use those flash cards or study sheet when you're stuck in
traffic, waiting at the doctor's office, in line at the grocery store, waiting for
the pasta water to boil... you get the idea.
(c) Home Time Management 2013 | Mary Segers http://marysegers.com
8. Even someone who smokes the average one pack a day could
get back 3.3 hours of study time per day (or 23.1 hours per
week)
Or, better yet… quit... like I eventually did.
Not that I ever really cared for TV but, as far as that huge timewaster is concerned, I pretty much quit watching any show
not recorded.
For those that were recorded I could then watch them when I
made the time available and had the inclination.
(c) Home Time Management 2013 | Mary Segers http://marysegers.com
9. You Can Save Time While Doing the
Necessary Ones
in order to find more time to
For those things you can't quit doing,
study, you simply must use better home time management in order to
save time doing them.
Plan the week ahead and include your spouse and kid in those plans.
Create weekly meal plans based on your family's tastes and the time
you have available, and create a cleaning routine that fits your family,
your time available, and your tolerance level.
(c) Home Time Management 2013 | Mary Segers http://marysegers.com
10. Recap
Follow these suggestions with your home time management and you'll find you have
lots more time to study.
***** You Need to Classify Activities as Unnecessary or Necessary
*****You Need to Stop Wasting Time on the Unnecessary Ones
*****You Need to Save Time While Doing the Necessary Ones
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Mary_Segers
Modified from my original article published at: http://EzineArticles.com/7493173
(c) Home Time Management 2013 | Mary Segers http://marysegers.com
11. If you found this video helpful then don’t forget to
“Like” it so it’ll be easier for others to find.
Also, I’d love it if you’d “Pin” me and pass me on to
your friends.
And, if you have a Home Time Management topic
you’d like to see covered shoot me an email @
marysegers@marysegers.com
(c) Home Time Management 2013 | Mary Segers http://marysegers.com
12. Home Time Management
Expert, Coach, and Speaker
My goal as a Home Time Management Coach is to help you save
time on the things you HAVE to do such as:
• Cooking
• Cleaning
• Laundry
• Housework
So that you can reinvest that time into:
• Your marriage
• Your kids
• Your family and friends
• Yourself
(c) Home Time Management 2013 | Mary Segers http://marysegers.com
13. As a matter of fact, this video has been created from
an excerpt of my free 77 page eBook aimed at…
Time Management and
Nontraditional Students
which is available for download from my website @
http://marysegers.com/nontraditionalstudents
(c) Home Time Management 2013 | Mary Segers http://marysegers.com
14. If you'd like to learn more about Home Time Management then join
my email list @
http://marysegers.com/join
And I'll send you daily emails aimed at covering all aspects of
Home Time Management including saving time on:
• Cooking
• Cleaning
• Laundry
• Housework
And then spending that time on:
• Your spouse
• Your kids
• Your family and friends
• Yourself
(c) Home Time Management 2013 | Mary Segers http://marysegers.com
15. Remember…
You only have ONE LIFE.
It's up to you how you live it.
(c) Home Time Management 2013 | Mary Segers http://marysegers.com
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Find More Time to Study with Better Home Time Management
Finding time to study is critical to success in college.? I think that's probably the number one complaint of students... especially nontraditional students who have a family and job vying for the same time slots.I'm going to help you find more time to study with better home time management but in order to do so it's important that you understand 3 things:***You Need to Classify Activities as Unnecessary or Necessary***You Need to Stop Wasting Time on the Unnecessary Ones***You Need to Save Time While Doing the Necessary OnesLet's look at a few examples of each.
Unnecessary or Necessary A big problem that keeps students from studying as much as they need to is that they don't separate unnecessary activities from the necessary ones. Or, even if they are somewhat conscious that they need to, the balance of activities is way off, i.e., they do 1 necessary to 3 unnecessary activities.
Necessary activities include spending time with your spouse and kids, cooking meals, cleaning, and studying.Unnecessary ones include watching TV, checking email, chatting with friends, surfing the net, and piddling away time being bored.
You Need to Stop Wasting Time on the Unnecessary OnesIt's absolutely amazing how much time we can just piddle away. When I was a smoker I smoked a pack and a half to 2 packs per day. One day, just out of the blue, I decided to figure out how much time I spent just on the act of smoking. Now, I didn't smoke in the house so I'd just take a quick smoke break out on one of the porches with a book so it was an actual break from whatever I was doing.
I did the calculations, did them again, asked someone to double-check me, and then finally accepted the numbers.Are you ready for this? I wasted 5 hours per day on smoke breaks (a 10 minute break for each one).A measly 10 minute break. 30 x 10 = 300 minutes / 60 = 5 hours. Per week that would equal 35 hours of wasted time.Yeah, I'd call that a vast amount of time.
I began making flash cards or creating study sheets and when I'd take a cigarette break I'd study that for the 10 minutes. It gave me a break from whatever else I was studying and gave me plenty of extra time studying.Like 5 hours per day of extra studying. Even if I only spent half of my smoking breaks studying that was still 2 and a half hours or 17.5 hours of studying per week. You could also use those flash cards or study sheet when you're stuck in traffic, waiting at the doctor's office, in line at the grocery store, waiting for the pasta water to boil... you get the idea.
Even someone who smokes the average one pack a day could get back 3.3 hours of study time per day (or 23.1 hours per week) Or, better yet quit... like I eventually did.Not that I ever really cared for TV but, as far as that huge time-waster is concerned, I pretty much quit watching any show not recorded. For those that were recorded I could then watch them when I made the time available and had the inclination.
You Can Save Time While Doing the Necessary OnesFor those things you can't quit doing, in order to find more time to study, you simply must use better home time management in order to save time doing them.Plan the week ahead and include your spouse and kid in those plans. Create weekly meal plans based on your family's tastes and the time you have available, and create a cleaning routine that fits your family, your time available, and your tolerance level.
RecapFollow these suggestions with your home time management and you'll find you have lots more time to study.***** You Need to Classify Activities as Unnecessary or Necessary*****You Need to Stop Wasting Time on the Unnecessary Ones*****You Need to Save Time While Doing the Necessary OnesArticle Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Mary_SegersModified from my original article published at: http://EzineArticles.com/7493173
If you found this video helpful then don’t forget to “Like” it so it’ll be easier for others to find.Also, I’d love it if you’d “Pin” me and pass me on to your friends.And, if you have a Home Time Management topic you’d like to see covered shoot me an email @marysegers@marysegers.com
My goal as a Home Time Management Coach is to help you save time on the things you HAVE to do… such as cooking, cleaning, laundry, and housework so that you can reinvest that time into your marriage, your kids, your family and friends, and even yourself.
As a matter of fact, this video has been created from an excerpt of my free 77 page eBook on Time Management and Nontraditional Students which is available for download from my website @ http://marysegers.com/nontraditionalstudents
If you'd like to learn more about Home Time Management then join my email list @ http://marysegers.com/join and I'll send you daily emails aimed at covering all aspects of Home Time Management including saving time on cooking, cleaning, laundry, housework and then spending that time on your spouse, your kids, your family and friends, and even yourself.
Remember… you only have one life. It's up to you how you live it.