Kattie Cain
J. Westermann
Eng.151, Ethics in Sports
Thursday, October 2nd, 2008
Time Management
No matter whom you are or what you do, sometime in your life you’ve said “there just isn’t enough time in the day to get all that I need done”. The best way to solve that problem is just to simplify your life. Get rid of all that unnecessary stress. I’m not telling you to be a workaholic, or a hermit for that matter. What I am saying, is that if you cut the hours you spend in front of the TV, the computer, or even the time spent playing a sport, you will have more time to be productive with.
For me that “cut back” would be the computer. I spend about an hour a day online: checking my emails, playing games, chatting on facebook, or just what ever. If I were to cut bock half the time I spend online, I would have 30 extra minutes a day. That’s three and a half hours a week.
Just imagine what you could accomplish with all that extra time you now have. You would have more time to study. In turn you would do better school work, have better grades, and be a lot less stressed about the unnecessary situations that your “cut back” activity used to create for you.
So in the scheme of things you would be a lot better off managing your time wisely, cutting back the unnecessary, to get more out of your day. Then if you have a little free time after all you’re other priorities are taken care of, you can do the things you enjoy the most.