time tracking

Time tracking, as a modern time management system, was developed by Alexander Alexandrovich Lyubishchev.

There is a limited amount of time (1 hour, 1 day, 1 life), and during this time you want (important, necessary) to do several things, each of which can take up most of the available time. The process worker allows himself to be engaged in any business, without thinking and not caring about the affairs of others — who, when and how will do them. What he is busy with, so he is busy, that’s all. The resultant, keeping track of time, doing any business, seeks to shrink (set time limits for him) so that there is an opportunity to do other things. Takes care of several things at the same time. He does not allow himself to get carried away uncontrollably, forgetting about everything else.

Time Tracking — The Beginning of Time Management

Deciding to streamline their lives, most people begin to plan it: they write a plan for the day and torture after torture try to fulfill it. Bummer. Proper time management does not start with planning; proper TM starts with time tracking. It is impossible to plan if we have a poor idea of ​​the time spent on the most ordinary things. How long will it take you to:

• Wash your hair very quickly?
• Stroking just one cu?
• Find the client’s email address «I forgot my last name»?
• To call on the most perfect nonsense at a car service?
• Make one little call to mom?
• Go to the neighbor for a minute?
• Run for a second to the store, otherwise there is nothing to eat for dinner?
• Just one time to see what’s on TV right now?

You will know all this for sure after you start keeping track of time. Don’t start planning until you’ve explored your life with time in mind. And for this: buy a small handy notebook and now start tracking time.

Time tracking practice