Integration of Faith and Learning

Johnson_ Teresa Integration of Faith and Learning Week 7

When reading Genesis 41 :15,25-37, it explain and identify as several principals of time management as you can, like setting goals, deadlines, priorities, scheduling ,making daily list, and many other principles that you can discover.

Time management is really activity management, because activities are what you plug into the day’s time openings. And those selected activities are the steps toward achieving the most of what God wants you to accomplish for Him. There are many issues involved in time management victory is just around the corner.

Remember that time management pour out of goal setting and plans. Organize your tasks for the day, week, month, and year. For example, I will take two day at the beginning of January of every year, go off to a place away from distractions, and began to pray, and make out my yearly goals

After you make the list, then prioritize the tasks based on your most important goals. Do first things first. Push less important tasks down the priority list. Do one item at a time. Your conscious mind can only process one thing at a time, and that means we can only focus on one thing at a time.

Some type of calendar or day planner is very important for time management. The appointments you make, the deadlines you face, the places you need to be, the projects to start, every one of these activities need to be written in your calendar. And this is what God want us to do to be successful in the world of time management.