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Time management requires knowing where your time goes and systematically managing your time. Keep a time log for a few days or a week. Quantify where your time goes. Generally your perception is quite different from reality. Analyze, prioritize and reallocate your time. There are many time management tools to use once you have a quantitative measurement of where your time is spent.

==Related Best Practices==
*[[Time Management Tools]]
*[[Manager 101]]

==Resources==
*[http://bestpracticesforbusiness.com/2011/01/14/time-log/ "Is it Time to Keep a Time Log?"], by Bill von Achen of the Best Practices for Business website - this article discusses the effectiveness of using a personal time log to figure out how your time is actually being spent.

*[http://www.juliemorgenstern.com/blog/files/downloadable_form14/focus_filter_facetime.pdf "A Plan to Increase Workplace Efficiency and Boost Your Value on the Job"] by Julie Morgenstern is a free downloadable set of tools 

*[http://bestpracticesforbusiness.com/2010/04/30/time-management-101/ "Time Management 101"] is an article by Bill von Achen of the Best Practices for Business website - this article summarizes several strategies to better management time
==Author==

The author of this page is Terry Gardiner

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