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Save time and frustration

Fatigue and time pressure, have done more damage to families than nothing else. It’s ” the almost universal condition of fatigue and time pressure. This also leaves every member of the family exhausted and harried. Many of them have nothing left to invest in their marriages or in the nurturing of children.

Still there is hope for change. Though we have different pressures than people experienced in his era, we can still make choices that help us manage out time wisely and find ways that are best for our loved ones.

Try making the effort now. Often we gain relief from the frustration of wasted time only when we take the time now to put a method in place that will save time later. Set up your phone to use automatic dialing. This is one of the best time savers available. Invest fifteen minutes in learning how to program the phone, then enter the numbers you call regularly. You’ll be amazed by the time you’ll save in the future as you eliminate the need to search for those numbers.

Delete junk faxes. If you have a fax machine, you probably receive a lots of faxed messages you don’t want. You can be easily eliminate junk faxes or ads. ( Can you believe companies have the nerve to use your upper and ink to send you their advertisement, in your home, without your permission? I don’t want to refinance my house, invest in penny stocks, buy insurance, or do any of the other things those faxes are pushing, and I surely don’t want to pay for their unwanted sales pitch. Thanks for letting me vent. I feel better already) to eliminate junk faxes, scan the fine print for instructions on how to call to be removed from the company’s marketing list. This call is usually an automated, toll-free number, and you can complete the process in a jiffy. I have done this many times, and it definitely stops unwanted faxes. As time goes by, however, new faxes, like weeds, will drift in and need to be eliminated as well.

August 5th, 2009 by admin

Setting your priority

First things first. Perform first of all those tasks that cannot wait, like preparing breakfast each morning by waking up early enough. Clean up the house before washing up for school. Market when school is through. But gets as much help as you can from your siblings and even your working parents when they are home and available. Suggest that some tasks be re-apportioned among yourselves.

Do any other extra tasks when the necessary ones are finished or handled by someone else. As you go along, you will find some time to attend to non-priority activities which you have long wanted to do, like sewing, re arranging the sala and writing or mailing social letters.

August 1st, 2009 by admin

Physical Preparation for examinations

If you have an eye defect-shortsightedness, far-sightedness or astigmatism-have yourself fitted with contact lenses or framed eyeglasses before the exams. You cannot afford to squint or fail to read te instructions and your answers to the test questions.

Your review guides should be designed in such a way as not to be unreasonably eye-straining. They should cover all but in a comprehensive, not detailed, way. They should be too much for your eyes to read and brain to store.

Sleep soundly and without a care at the end of each review day. Do all the thinking and concentrating while reviewing, not information at a maximum and then to let it process and store the information and release it on exam day.

It will do no good to force yourself awake all night, trying to memorize. This is cramming and cramming will over exert the unprepared brain which cannot store very much when tense or sleepy. The only sure and healthy way is to prepare well ahead of time, preferably every day.

If you intend to wake up earlier than you normally do, use an alarm clock. But your sleeping hours should not be less than the normal required for mental alertness. Sleep earlier if you want to wake up earlier too. Your bed and room or sleeping area should be as clean, spacious and comfortable as possible. You need a good sleep for an active day ahead. Your tired body and mind need it more now than on other tension less days. Re-arranging, cleaning and clearing your room and bed should be one of your preparations for the exams. After all, here is where all the real reviewing happens. Check your ventilation and lighting, Make them as ideal as possible and conducive to your review. If you are bothered y noise, close your windows and get ventilation somewhere else.

July 5th, 2009 by admin

Creative Hands

When my sister is a little girl she likes cutting papers. She also likes creating shapes just by cutting card boards and colored papers. When she was studying in primary level. if they have project she makes sure that her front page is made of her creations cutting papers. One time her art teacher noticed here art work and asks her if she can help the class officers in designing their classrooms bulletin boards. She said she’ll try her best because its her first time to create something like that. Then her creation is perfect the students like it even faculty teachers like it. On her graduation day the teacher’s asked her if she can share an idea in designing their stage on the coming school activities. She said she’ll think of the design then she’ll show the teacher’s if they’ll like it. She has three designs they like it all. But they only choose one. The other designed were used in the other school activities.

Now she’s in college she is taking fashion designing she wants to expand her knowledge in designing clothes. She still like cutting papers but she want to try her talents in cloth cutting.

July 2nd, 2009 by admin

Control time through self discipline

You will fail, or have already failed, in controlling your time only if you do not have self discipline. Or if you lack self-determination. They actually come together. What you need is a real confrontation with yourself are you decided to really make your studying effective? How much are you willing to sacrifice for it? Where are you weak and why? You, must exert real efforts to control time. Unless you do, you can never aspire to study and learn effectively, much less get to the top.

Your self-determination and self disciplines can only be as strong as your desire or motivation. Try your best to work on your mind. Recognize the destructive force of procrastination and refuse to give in to it. Be your own master. Real victors are conquerors of themselves.

June 5th, 2009 by admin

Reward your self for saving time

Rewards encourage repeats. If you apply all the tips an tricks regarding of saving time. You will make the amazing discovery that you have save much time. Congratulate and reward yourself by buying something you have always wanted to gift yourself with. As the sayng goes, it is for a job well done. Use extra time for treating yourself or luxuriating within something you have been fond of and missing. See a movie, visit a friend, eat outside or buy yourself an affordable pair of shoes. You will further encourage your psyche to save time.

May 5th, 2009 by admin

Preparation for the examination day

It may take the whole of the last day for you to finish answering all the review guide, but without sweating or being unnerved about them. Remember to eat lunch and take snacks at their proper times. When you finish answering all the review guides, keep them all away, eat supper, clean up, pray for assistance from God and go to sleep. The next morning rise early as usual, bring your ball pens and snacks to school with confidence. Do not scare yourself that you may forget or other questions may be asked. Trust that nothing will surprise you and that you will give the exams your very best shot with God’s help.

Take each exam calmly and without forcing any information out. As already mentioned, your subconscious will automatically yield the answers if you stay calm.

When the day 1 of your review days are finished and you are home again, do not review the next day’s exams. You will tend to cram and this will disturb the orderly absorption of the total range of lessons. Neither should you quickly look at your notes for day 1′s exams to verify your answers. You are likely to be discouraged at discovering errors. Knowing the errors at this time does not help, since periodical exams end a subject or course. Besides, there is only a slim possibility of this happening if you followed the rules of effective studying from the beginning.

Not all the periodical exam notebooks or papers are returned, but you find out your grades as soon as they are corrected When you received yours, do not be emotional if there are some incorrect answer on your exams. It will not help feeling bad. Unless your teacher asked far-out questions, your exams will be perfect and you will top your class.

April 5th, 2009 by admin

Simplify your solutions

If a simple solution can meet your needs, by all menas, embrace it! Think kiss, keep it super simple. You’ll make moving towards a more organized life easy if you kiss your way to order. You can do less laundry. Pass out one towel per person a week. Change bedsheets every two weeks or more. Wear clothes more than once, when you can. ( Slacks, skirts and lightly worn tops often can be worn several times between washings) Redirect children who want to change clothes (and towels) more than is needed.

Wear glasses that darken automatically in the sun. my path was strewn with lost sunglasses before I changed over to a prescription pair that turn dark in sunlight and become clear again in the shade.

You can cover you bed with a comforter or thick quilt. A fluffy topper hides a multitude of wrinkles underneath. Perfectionist,especially, spend too much time trying unnecessarily to straighten the sheets and blankets. The main questions is whether it “passes” as a made bed.

Cook with nonstick cookware and replace it when it starts to stick. It cleans so easily. Sometimes all you have to do is swipe it with a little soap and water and put it back. It’s far easier than putting it in and taking it out of the dishwasher. Avoid complicating your life with innovations that don’t work for you. For instance, I tried the rechargeable-battery approach. It promise all good things. I approved of the savings and the ecological benefits. The only problem was that I never was able to use it. Remembering which batteries needed charging and which didn’t , and where each group was kept, was just too complicated for me. Undoubtedly many people do it easily and can’t understand what my problem is. I don’t fully understand it either. The only thing I know is that for me buying already charged batteries is the best way (no, the only way) to go.

Sometimes the simple solution means giving up a complicated organizational trick. I confess that in my pursuit of order I tried keeping my spices alphabetized. I quickly found it more trouble than it was worth. There were numerous occasions when I have over organized, only to abandon my system for something more effective and easier

March 5th, 2009 by admin

Which style works best for you

I’m not one to keep on top of everything, nor am I one who follows a list in a mechanical way. I’d best be described as a strong focuser.

My style does involve making lists of things to do so they won’t drift off my mental radar screen. So, referring to my list, I gather the materials, information, or whatever is required to move forward. I observe the time. Then suddenly I get the urge to do the job. Using a touch of spontaneity, like a spider that feels an insect hit her web, I jump into action.

Becoming aware of my own style helps me keep my priorities in mind, I seem to accomplish a lot. If I tried to force myself to use other, “better” methods, which are not my style, I would end up doing very little, I suspect. Then I would berate myself for procrastination and laziness.

So here’s the key: Tune in to what works best for you. Use that method as your main approach for getting things done. Sometimes you may switch to one of the other ways of approaching tasks, or you may use a combination. Whichever approach you take, make sure you just do it.

February 5th, 2009 by admin

Tune In Annoyance

A disorganized life is, at its core, annoying. Maybe you’ve learned to live with it and have ignored it so often that you barely notice anymore. Like a shoe that oinches or the noise on a busy street near your home, you’ve learned to tune it out, to a degree. But it still hurts.

Stop. Don’t do this to yourself anymore. Tune in to your negative feelings. Turn up the volume on them. Let them bubble to the surface and stay there. Zoom in on the “little” things that are diminishing the quality of your life.

Simply admitting to yourself how these annoying problems make you feel is the first big step towards solving them. Really.

Let the irritation energize you. Let it propel you toward finding a solution that works-one that sends your old friend annoyance packing. And it feels so good to get that rock out of the shoe.

January 5th, 2009 by admin

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