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Proper Time Management

I can’t believe I found time to write a post about this one. Like, time meets time. Maybe because I was able to finish all the task assigned to me specifically this week, (HELL IT’S BEEN STRESSFUL) and I got praised by an officemate because of a great work yesterday. *Talk about motivation?* As I was typing, I still have an hour and a half left before dismissal.  But this won’t be a lengthy post.  I am just glad because it was also Friday today – I literally will have a stress-free weekend. One more thing, it’s my 20 years and 11th month of existence today. Next month na!!!

Ok, proceed.

I was in my senior year in high school when our English teacher introduced us the idea of “Proper Time Management.” She was one of my favorite mentors I had and I was just proud to say that up until now, I am still able to apply that, well I can say an “asset” that everyone should learn to have a balanced life. But then, how does proper time management be achieved?

As for me, I cannot say 100%, but I am closer to that one. And I am also not consistent, I am lazy sometimes. It also pays that I have a sense of time in everything – I mean literally in everything – from work schedules, personal schedules, to my everyday routine and so on. TIME has always been my favorite word. I love people who have a sense of time, it automatically turns me on. I value time as how I value my love for myself. *narcissism strikes* :P


You can see the roots of this proper time management from the term itself. I wish more people will learn how to appreciate this one.  But for me, it was one of the few things – that is always worth remembering.
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