Do you have time to read through these?
Listed below are the most practical time management tips and techniques that some of our fellow bloggers use to continue to manage excellent blogs along with their usual life responsibilities. These tips were submitted to the Time Management Group Writing Project hosted by our very own, bright and talented Vivien from InspirationBit last month. For me, the real dilemma begins now ‘coz I’ve got to find time to read through these tips. If you missed participating in the project because you didn’t have the time, these tips will certainly provide some benefit.
- All For Time and Time For All: The 10 Commandments of Time Management by Simonne
- Lessons in Time Management by Em Dy
- Guru Natalie weighs in on Time Management by Natalie
- 9 Reasons to Wake Up Early by Y.Graf
- Time Management For Bloggers and Photographers by Brian
- Manage time by sorting your blog comments in 6 ways by Bes
- My Troubles With Time Management by Ronald
- It’s URGENT, Urgent I say… but is it? by Marques
- Time Management: Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff by Jenny Mcb
- Time Management – Don’t put Everything off until later by TeaMouse
- 8 Work At Home Time Management Strategies by Char
- Time, Time, Time by WG
- Thoughts On Managing A Precious Resource by Ajay
- Time Management – tackling K2
- Time Management Tips for Using Email
- Stress Can Be Good by Lauren Mari
- Secrets To Successful Time Management by Gleb Reys
- 3 simple time management tips by Carey
- How I manage time between blogging and studies by Shankar
- Better living through sticky notes by Lisa
- How I Manage My Time by Keith
- 6 Essential Time Management Strategies by Randa
- Time Management: Managing Large Multi-User Projects by Jennifer
- A Routine Shall Set You Free by Brooke
- Supercharge Your Job Search by Saving Time by Jacob
- Time Makes Me Cuckoo by Shelley
- 11 Time Management Tips – How I manage Work and Blog by Ashish
- Simple Tips for Managing Time by Pearl
- Strategies for Effective Time Management by Janie
- Time management: the un-techniques by Peter
- dIstressed or dEstressed? by Em Dy
- Freelancing And Time Management by Tara
- Internet Is The Devil In Disguise by Vivien
Thank you for putting these together Vivien.
I managed to read about half of them. I found many useful tips.
now that I have them on here, it’ll be easier to not forget to read them :)
very impressive list Pearl…..
if I spent the time reading these I wouldn’t get any painting done……but I’ll keep the list on standby…for when I have enough time to read them :D
right, who has time to go through these? LOL none of us does :) thats why its here so I can come back to it some day :) excellent tips there though!
Pearl – I have no time to read these. :-) So I’ll have to manage my time and not read them! If you think you’ll be commenting again on Problogger maybe we can make a game of doing a few comments back and forth on some of the posts just to spice things up. People will wonder who is Pearl and who is Aruni (entrepreMuse)! Whatcha think?
I wonder if you can email Mederma and tell them you didn’t mean to enter if you don’t want/need a tube??
you are cracking me up Aruni LOL
I wasn’t gonna mention the damn tube here on my blog LOL gosh, i cant even stop laughing now :P
wait, are you on SU? I just found someone’s post with a cake on Darren’s head that I thought was going a bit too far :) let people lose and they really lose it I thought!.. :)
I would definitely play the game with you but yesterday when I wrote that 2nd comment, it got queued up for moderation so I’m not sure it’ll be allowed :) other than that Im game :)
Yes, I’m on SU but honestly I haven’t really figured it out. Wendy was kind enough to stumble one of my posts recently and boy did traffic increase…for the day. :-) I guess I need more of those but I guess I need more readers to get more stumbles.
One of my comments showed held for moderation but my guess is that they are getting so many comments that they probably have to put some filter or something.
Let’s coordinate off-blog then. I think you have my email address. If not it’s aruni at mycompanyname dot com.
Let’s have some fun!
will write soon :) lemme finish my post for those monstrous monitors first :P
Wow! Those sure are a lot of links!
I’m the guy who borrowed “Getting things Done” by David Allen, twice, and had to return it both time because I didn’t have the time to read it. :-)
About 4 months ago, I bought the book, but I still haven’t read it. I’m thinking about getting the audio book!
I looked at all of them, but most I skimmed.
One tip that kept coming back- “it’s ok to say No”. And I agree, many people will avoid that and either say Yes or just not do the task and make sad excuses.
Thanks for putting up all the links.
Jacob
hey Mike – I know exactly what you mean :) I’ve been there, and still do those things! I have netflix membership and have returned movies after not watching them – sometimes for a straight two or more weeks! thats why I needed to keep them here :)
Audio books actually are great, I bought a few and the latest one that I loved was the dip by set godin….. really enjoyed it!
Hi Jacob.. thanks for stopping and commenting here…
right, its just not right to accept to do something and then not do it… I’d rather prefer to hear a no upfront… always works out better :) hope you come back to read more and share your thoughts … tc and kit
If you like the audio books, you should check out http://www.podiobooks.com
These are serialized books in podcast format. The best part is that they are free. I am a pretty big fan of Scott Sigler.
wow.. thats nice to get some podcasts for free… thank you Mike… I’d have to check it out!
I am going to read every one of these, analyze them and work out which the most popular/most repeated tips are then post about them.
That is my usual method so I would add the tip – you cant read everything you come across, the internet it too big – you will just end up doing thousands of notes but few posts. :-)
genius :) I wish I had thought of that :) will look forward to that one golden tip from you then…