Time management consists of six areas. Planning You already know from basic physics that traveling north at a high speed is useless if you want to go west. The same applies to time management. You must have a specific destination before efficiency pays off. Thus, planning is the most important part of time management.
Goals provide the foundation of planning.
They give you direction, purpose and power. Include enough detail so that someone else could explain your goal to you. Include numbers to monitor progress and tell when the goal is complete. Make sure the goal can be accomplished. The goal should relate to your life or business mission.