Dear Radostina Alexandrova

I always have a feeling that time is running out of my ability.The research work is a hard work that needs concentrations and enough time. Sometimes, the reviewers by their hard reviews makes my time harder and affect the other works. I have tried my best to plan my work and putting spare days for emergency , however, I still see the time run out of my hands and I can't catch it up.

Regards

We can organize our time better through prioritizing our tasks and also schedule the basics. Time is money and we should always do our best to improve our time management skills.

Hi dear,

I am using these strategies to organize my time:

1. First of all, when I wake up morning, I determine my objectives that I must achieve for that day. I have objectives and tasks for every day.. I must keep a good progress daily which can give me motivation for the next day.

2. Scheduling a table of monthly tasks, then I try to achieve them one by one.

3. I believe in working on tasks in parallel... this skill not easy,, but we can learn it by practicing it.

4. Decreasing the activities that waste our time and energy (which haven't any importance in out life).

5. Customize a short time for enjoyment ..this time can charge our motivation again.

6. Keep near to the positive people and avoid those who are negative.

Best regards

Dear Radostina,

Good morning,

Thank you so much for invitation. I am strongly believe that "TIME IS MONEY", so I used to use my mobile as a reminder via reminder facility, and preprogramming my time according to importance level, that leads to not forget any appointment or any other formal event.

Regards, Emad

From one point of view, the following ten techniques to become the master of your own time may be useful.

1. Carry a schedule and record all your thoughts, conversations and activities for a week.

2. Any activity or conversation that's important to your success should have a time assigned to it.

3. Plan to spend at least 50 percent of your time engaged in the thoughts, activities and conversations that produce most of your results.

4. Schedule time for interruptions. Plan time to be pulled away from what you're doing.

5.Take the first 30 minutes of every day to plan your day. Don't start your day until you complete your time plan.

6.Take five minutes before every call and task to decide what result you want to attain.

7. Put up a "Do not disturb" sign when you absolutely have to get work done.

8. Practice not answering the phone just because it's ringing and e-mails just because they show up. Disconnect instant messaging.

9.Block out other distractions unless you use these tools to generate business.

10. Remember that it's impossible to get everything done. Also remember that odds are good that 20 percent of your thoughts, conversations and activities produce 80 percent of your results.

Regards

https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/219553

i agree with Aristidis Matsoukis

regards

Dear

The first thing to do is to define your object.

Dear Radostina Alexandrova

Organising your time is a personal process. You will need to find a way of monitoring and planning your activities that suits you. If you prefer written lists then use them. If you prefer to work from plans and diagrams then use those instead. Continually reflect upon your approach to planning. Make it work for you.

Be clear about what you have got to do and when it has got to be done by.

Use a term planner to help gauge your productivity over time.

Use a week planner to set a clear agenda for the week ahead.

Use a 'to do' list as a prompt to remind you of the tasks you have dedicated to that day.

Use time effectively by setting and sticking to clear realistic objectives.

I hope for all a useful time

Set priorities..

Time is a very basic essence of our life .Time is a passing away , is running away ,& as such we have to control our time in very systematic ,scientific & energetic approach so that we may complete our action plan in our time schedule .

With this i have my publication under the title '' The Need of Time''which i submit herewith for your perusal & also for our valued readers . 

I have express my views related to Time events which may remain a watch for us .

This is my personal views 

Ear Plugs really help me a lot, and so do any white noise.  

You just have to love your job, work harder and less fuss.

Every night or every week,I write my time table for works.

 The best way to manage our time is to focus on:

1) how to give all each our works a priority based on their due date to be finished.

2) schedule the work as a table with a specific time for each work that can follow it, when we make the work in our expected time we encourage to continue without any stress.

3) make a long work then take a rest for 10 minutes, we can return to the next work in a high performance.

Dear Radostina Alexandrova

I always have a feeling that time is running out of my ability.The research work is a hard work that needs concentrations and enough time. Sometimes, the reviewers by their hard reviews makes my time harder and affect the other works. I have tried my best to plan my work and putting spare days for emergency , however, I still see the time run out of my hands and I can't catch it up.

Regards

Dear Radostina,

Regards for the excellent questioning! Great suggestions are already available here. Greetings!

Thanks for sharing,

Please do whatever are suggested by other RG colleagues.

We all realize that the time was fast running out, but we do not feel.  So, it's important to do:

1.       Preparation daily business list

2.       Delegating effectively

3.       The organization of the workplace

The above three points are very important .....to success in our business.

I agree with the answers of Dr. Aristidis Matsoukis and Prof. Nirmala.

Regards

SM Najim 

To me it is more horrible - It seems to take years to solve the incoming tasks of the last hour... In this case it is almost impossible to organize things - every structure one could imagine is immediately disrupted. All my tasks are out of control at the moment.

I really do hope that things will change..

Best Regards

Andreas

Organising your time is a personal process. You will need to find a way of monitoring and planning your activities that suits you. If you prefer written lists then use them. If you prefer to work from plans and diagrams then use those instead. Continually reflect upon your approach to planning. Make it work for you.

Be clear about what you have got to do and when it has got to be done by.

Use a term planner to help gauge your productivity over time.

Use a week planner to set a clear agenda for the week ahead.

Use a 'to do' list as a prompt to remind you of the tasks you have dedicated to that day.

Use time effectively by setting and sticking to clear realistic objectives.

http://www2.le.ac.uk/offices/ld/resources/study/time

We've all heard the complaints that there just aren't enough hours in the day to accomplish everything that needs to get done. A few basic organizational and time management skills can help you maximize the time you do have. Learn how to organize your time wisely to get more done in the time you have.

If the length of the 'to-do-list' increases by 1000 items or more a day it is difficult even to extract the 5 most important. Unfortunately, this is happening (during the last few month, so the list increased to more than 100'000 items - I do not know the exact number). I think that this process will continue until I organized a huge number of collaborators (and a manager since I obviously can't do that job...) or someone implanted a chip into my brain which enables me to ‘read’ hundreds of pages a second or I die of a heart attack (or if something goes wrong with the chip...).

Best Regards

Andreas

How to organize better our time?

You might want to explore the following 3 approaches:

https://www.franklincovey.com/Solutions/Leadership/7-habits-signature.html

The issue of time management is very important and the individual can not accomplish the work without planning ahead of time so the successful individual is planning better

i agree what Dr Miqdam says in his answer.

Identifying How You Spend Your Time