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Time Management Articles:
Skipping sleep is a productivity killer
“We are fearfully and wonderfully made.” (Psalm 139:14) Your body is programmed to spend one third of its life asleep – and to sleep in specific cycles of light sleep, deep sleep, and active brain sleep. Each complete cycle takes about 90 minutes, and has a specific...
There is no such thing as a “best planner.”
There are hundreds of different paper planners on the market today. Do you know why? Because there are hundreds of ways to record your plans, and just as many approaches to planning. Back in the early 80s, in the heyday of my time management training career, I thought...
When people are most productive
The Secrets of Our Body Clocks by Susan Perry and Jim Dawson reveal some interesting information on how our internal clocks operate. For instance, most of us reach our peak alertness around noon. So, delaying lunch until 12:30 or 1:00 p.m. might capitalize on our...
How your circadian rhythm works
Recently, there has been more research on our circadian rhythm, which acts something like an internal timer that determines how our bodies function during a 24-hour day. We are now beginning to understand the full significant of God’s creation of time and the...
For maximum performance, follow your biological clock
Since ancient times people have experienced getting hungry, sleepy, alert, and so on at specific times of the day, and in the 1960s this whole new field of biology called chronobiology began to study what is now known as our circadian rhythm. It was suspected that...
Control your time through scheduling
When you schedule your priorities and other important tasks and activities into your planning calendar, don't forget to include your family. Everyone I have talked to claim their family is their priority. But does the family know it? The problem, according to author...
Do you have junk in your trunk?
TD Jakes, in his book, Before You Do, tells of a humorous incident when a friend picked him up at the airport. When the friend opened his trunk to put in the suitcases, there was no room. The trunk looks like a traveling dumpster, containing a damaged tricycle wheel,...
The 7 Key Components of Personal Productivity.
Some small companies measure productivity in terms of output alone, as opposed to output per hour, since they assume they have a stable workforce consisting of the same team of workers. They may think that any increases in production over the years are a result of the...
Know how to say no.
To police your boundaries, you must be able to say no when appropriate. We hate to disappoint someone, especially friends and people we like and respect. And we do not want to appear uncooperative or selfish. We do not want to let them down. But separate the request...