Nurturing the Dependent Variable in My Own Time Management Model
I approached time management as a model. In this model, we are the dependent variable. The reliability of the model depends on the independent variables we add. Who knows these variables better than ourselves? If adding a new variable decreases the impact of the ones that matter, let’s remove it.
In the past, there were times when my model worked well, but I see that removing some variables reduced its reliability. To prevent this and reach my best version, I identified 10 essential variables. These variables will remain constant, and I will observe their effects on my time management.
When everyone’s top 10 variables are unique to themselves and help us reach better places, our model will be perfected. Here are the 10 essential variables in my model:
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I believe these principles will make my time management more efficient. If I come to morning meetings well-rested and energetic, I can be fully present. In addition to my work life, I also prioritize personal development and hobbies. I believe this balanced approach will positively affect both my personal and professional life.