Not everyone is an All-star at keeping track of their time and neither are we. So, here is a web site that is designed to give you a look at your time management skills. Who knows? You might just learn something!
Why
the web site?
What's
the big deal about procrastination?
What
makes us the time management experts?
Take our handy dandy
Procrastination Indicator Quiz!
Why the web site?
Procrastination
itself is not a bad thing. Those of us who procrastinate are able
to be flexible, work well under pressure, juggle many tasks at once and
we constantly find countless other rationalizations that we regularly use
to justify our behavior. Like we said though, procrastination itself
isn't bad. The problem is just that it can easily becomes a dreadful
and addictive habit. Before you know it, you find yourself doing
everything at the last minute usually forgetting important projects, meetings,
and events as a result of procrastinating and poor planning. This
is the problem. We cause ourselves a great deal of stress, anxiety,
and worry and worst of all it is self imposed. We are
the ones that procrastinate. So why would we want to do that to ourselves
when it would be much easier to develop a time management system that works
for us. We are sure that it would solve many of the problems that procrastination
causes. However, for procrastinators that is easier said then done.
However, if you really want to get yourself motivated just think, who wants
to be that member of a group or class where no one wants to work
with because you are notorious for being full of excuses and dead weight?
What makes us time management
experts?
Nothing! You see there is no such thing as an expert. We are recovering procrastinators. We fight it everyday. Sometimes we win. Sometimes we don't. The fact is that we know what it is like to not be great at time management. Take a look at us:
Tameka King:
I'm a second
year masters student at the University of Georgia in College Student Affairs
Administration, and I am a procrastinator.
"Make it a point to do something everyday that you don't want to do. This is the golden rule for acquiring the habit of doing your duty without pain."