You have to do it a little bit every day, and it's primarily identifying your top five time wasters and getting control of them. Frings outlined 10 ways to better use your time to help you get on the road to managing it wisely. First, he suggests that you set goals and have a plan to reach those goals. Without time management, you can't achieve your goals. Without goals, you cannot practice time management.
Goals are vehicles to make our dreams come true.
Frings also suggests writing your goals down. Writing a goal clarifies it. Ask yourself if what you are about to do will help you accomplish one of your goals or objectives in life. Each hour you spend in effective planning can save you three to four hours in execution, helping you to achieve better results. Assign the letters A, B, C and D to the items on the list, with A's being most important and D's being least important.