Time Strategies: What to do and What Not to do

I feel like the schedule that was sent to me was a little out of what I wanted, so I tweaked it a bit to fit my scheduled needs. I made it so I'm doing the readings on Monday, then on Tuesday storytelling and blog comments, Wednesday is for time on my project, and Thursday is for my project comments. This will leave me with more time on Friday to review some comments and work on my project a little more. Other than that I feel like I am fairly good at scheduling and keeping to that schedule. Though reading those articles has made me realize some things to work on. The How to Beat Procrastination article by Caroline Webb gave me some insight on how to beat procrastination, and I will be using some of those skills such as visualizing how to get things done and to hold myself accountable by writing in rewards for myself. The other article The Myth of "Too Busy" by Tim Grahl will tie into helping with my procrastination as well by prioritizing my schedule. Writing everything in my planner, even small tasks, will help me to be less "busy". I would also like to start using Grahl's motto of telling myself the truth in order to hold myself accountable.

Calendar to represent scheduling

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