I am a big fan of audio books that I find on the Internet. I use them for entertainment and for new information. One area that I have been looking into lately is a way to improve my time management skills.
It may be surprising that time management skills are more important for people who work at home than those who go to a traditional workplace. I recently made the transition to do telecommuting, and found myself looking through the audio book selections on the Internet to find a good tutorial on basic time management skills.
My first audio book was very encouraging, and promised me that I am already using time management skills every single day.
And it is true that even though I’ve never had a class on time management, I have a way to plan each day. Typically the items that have a time requirement get put in first: the time the kids must be at school, the time work starts, and the time the kids need to be picked up.
Of course, my work time has become more flexible than before. Other things just make sense, like serving breakfast after everyone gets up and before they leave the house. The instructor on the audio book said to review how I already scheduled each day, and make sure to keep the good parts of these as they were.
The biggest challenge for anyone with undeveloped time management skills is the day without imposed structures. The audio book program suggested tackling a typical Saturday, where most of the time requirements of job and school are gone for the day.
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