We don’t realize we don’t know anything about managing ourselves in time we set aside. Most of us waste about half of our time and even good time managers waste about 2 hours a day on average circumstances.

Once you have completed a log on how you spend your time, write down the following questions: What were my three greatest time wasters? How much time is being spent on repeated interruptions? Who or what is responsible for them? How can they be minimalized? What do I do consistently that I think is urgent but is really unimportant? What are the least and most productive times of each day? Whom should I spend more time with? Whom should I spend less time with? What activities should I be devoting more time to? What activities should I be spending less time on? What patterns and bad habits are causing me to waste time? Am I trying to do too much so I can confuse myself so that I don’t create any results? Am I procrastinating and why?

Taking an inventory of ourselves in answering these questions honestly becomes the basis for setting up our strategic plan on how we intend to manage ourselves in time in our own enterprise.

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