It's time saving itsleves
I recently became interested in my routine. I wanted to learn how to save my time to do my chores, because seeming that my day was going so fast. So I've been started reading about it and today I wacthed a video from Tedx Talks about it too. So I wanted to write a little about what I do to make most of my day.
In first, a very good tip is to make a list of what needs to be done and try to do all those simultaneously. For example, you need to fix the brother's activity and also you need shopping at the market and you're wanting to read anything from your language class. Then you can make a shopping list and take your brother with you to the market and ask him help out with it. And then, you can go another place where you can fix his activity and read anything about your language class.
So another tip is to write your priorities and find what steal your time, like watch TV a lot. So you started your goal bit by bit. For example, read more, so you can read 2 pages for day, everyday. Certainly you can, and in bit days you're reading more than 2 pages for day.
Finally close your eyes in any time of day, I prefer at evening, and think how are you feeling, try to do this without judging yourself.
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Using Time to Save Time
I recently became interested in analyzing my daily routine. I wanted to learn how to make better use of my time so I would have more time for my chores. It seemed my day was going by so fast so I started reading about it. And today I watched a video from TEDx Talks about it, too. So I wanted to write a little about what I do to make the most of my day.First, a very good tip is to make a list of what needs to be done and try to combine several activities together. For example, let's say you need to take your brother somewhere*, shop at the market, and read something from your language class. Once you make a shopping list, take your brother with you to the market and ask him to help out, then go to where your brother needs to go and while there read something from your language class.
Another tip is to write your priorities and find what is taking too much of your time, like watching TV a lot. Then start reaching your goals bit by bit. For example, take more time to read so you can read 2 pages per day, everyday. Certainly you can do that, and in a few days you will be reading more than 2 pages a day.
Finally, close your eyes at any time of day, I prefer the evening, and think of how are you're feeling. Try to do this without judging yourself.
* I am not sure what "fix his activity" means. I assume it means take him someplace.
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