Construct a time management plan that is based upon your priorities, objectives, and goals. Prepare a time management plan that works for you. Pick and choose the materials discussed throughout the course and other information that you believe might be of value (independent research you've completed during the lesson topics). Discard what doesn't (or won't) work. You may briefly tell me why. Also, you may wish to tell me how you anticipate implementing the master plan. Be as detailed as possible.

Introduce your plan by describing how you see your current time management strategies working or not working. do this in a few sentences.

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Use strategies and concepts from each mini-lecture, the articles we read online, videos, and other materials discussed here, plus any other information that you believe might be of value. Discard what doesn't (or won't) work.

Describe your plan using clear headings for topics like yourpriorities, goals,andactivitiesfor work, home, family, school, recreation, exercise, spiritual practice, social interactions, and fun.

How will you use the80/20 rulein your plan? Will you continue to occasionally make atime log? How will you be using acalendarorplanner, online or on paper? Is there a plan forfilesandpaper management that you learned? What about email,phonecalls,TV,texting, the internetand other distractions? What have was learned about the importance of sleep?

Explain how you will implement the plan. What will you do first? How long will it take to put the entire plan into place? What will you do to measure and reward your success

Summarize what was learned from the planning process. Describe what kind of commitment you will make to implementing and measuring the plan. If it was just a class exercise and doesn't mean much personally, say why this is true.

This plan is your last chance to demonstrate you've achieved the learning outcomesfor this class so be sure to provide enough information for me to see this!

Write your plan in a word document and upload it to the drop box. Your plan should be between 1000 and 1200 words. You may include samples of charts or time logs that you plan to use.

Learning Outcomes

• Develop techniques for objectively evaluating current time usage and create a plan for more effective time usage.
• Develop an action plan for increasing personal time management.
• Demonstrate how to turn interruptions into time opportunities.