That is true, as in the period of my study (PhD) my adviser give me a deadline period to complete the discussion of one part, so at that time I required 10 days to complete it. Now I did not follow this strategy so when I write article I need a lot of time to complete it. And the same thing with all the events of our life. so we need managing the time strictly.

That is true, as in the period of my study (PhD) my adviser give me a deadline period to complete the discussion of one part, so at that time I required 10 days to complete it. Now I did not follow this strategy so when I write article I need a lot of time to complete it. And the same thing with all the events of our life. so we need managing the time strictly.

Manal Hadi Kanaan Thank you very much for sharing your valuable life experience.

Marissa Mayer, Yahoo CEO and former Google VP, loves creative limitations and therefore tight timetables. In a much-quoted Business Week article she says, “Constraints shape and focus problems and provide clear challenges to overcome.” She goes on to point out, “We often can get a sense of just how good a new concept is if we only prototype for a single day or week.” That also cuts costs. “By limiting how long we work on something... we limit our investment.”

Apple’s Steve Jobs built a career on achieving breakthrough innovation from teams working under unreasonable limitations. His name may be forever linked to “impossible deadlines” — which he inflicted on everyone he worked with, from his initial partner, Steve Wozniak, to the first Macintosh team in the 1980s, to the many Apple product teams of the 2000s. Sometimes the deadlines were met, sometimes they weren’t, but the challenge drove his teams to achieve what others didn’t think possible.

In the words of Amazon’s Jeff Bezos, “One of the only ways to get out of a tight box is to invent your way out.”

So the advantages of aggressive deadlines:

• Focus your energy and attention. • Force you to think outside of what you already know. • Reduce time and costs. • Provide an opportunity to assess individual and team performance. • Increase team confidence, if the deadline is met.

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/a-deadline-is-a-beautiful_b_5107277

I agree with Dr. Manal Hadi Kanaan

Dr. Zeyad Mohammad thank you for sharing your views.

5 Ways to Reduce Stress About Tight Deadlines:

1. Listen to your body, it gives you clues.

2. Don’t let deadlines take you out of the NOW moment.

3. Transmute the fear and tension through love and attention.

4. Be aware of the messages you are telling yourself about the time in your day and how they affect your well-being.

5. Do what you can do.

https://www.wisdomtimes.com/blog/5-ways-to-reduce-stress-about-tight-deadlines/

14 Essential Tips for Meeting a Deadline:

1. Care about deadlines.

2. Keep a list of projects & deadlines.

3. Communicate a clear deadline.

4. Work in a cushion.

5. Have a clear outcome.

6. Break down the project.

7. Focus on the first step.

8. Block off adequate time.

9. Have a start and complete date for each step.

10. Communicate with each step.

11. Don't over commit.

12. Learn from mistakes.

13. Stay up late.

14. Negotiate and meet a second deadline.

https://business.tutsplus.com/articles/14-essential-tips-for-meeting-a-deadline--fsw-240

I agree and is quite essential to keep a specific deadline for secret of success. Depending on the topic, one should put a deadline. Without deadline, a person will not work to one's own strength and be relaxed. A person can also get a good specific output by putting a deadline.

The reason that it is important to meet deadlines is so that the recipient receives the quality standard and meeting deadlines also avoids any unnecessary delays. It is also important to meet deadlines because it means that you avoid over working yourself because you haven't met the deadlines given.

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I envy those who can organize their time. I always lose one day - so any deadline turns into "the last day before the exam". All the time I want to do the necessary work a little earlier, but as a result, the last day before the deadline turns into a nightmare. And now - I am answering the question, instead of doing my job, which needs to be done soon.

Dear Mr. Siraz!

Thank YOU very much for sharing your thoughts and the video. I practice & love football, and must set up deadlines to be able to improve my qualities. If there would be no deadlines, there would be no progress. DEADLINE can be interpreted as "you are dead if you would not cross the line in time":)). Academic research supports practical observations (articles enclosed):

Meng Zhu (2018). " Why We Procrastinate When We Have Long Deadlines" Harvard Business Review, August 29, 2018. Available at: https://hbr.org/2018/08/why-we-procrastinate-when-we-have-long-deadlines