Using scheduling for health and wealth

Without scheduling, overarching goals and priorities, such as education and business growth, will begin to be missed

Everyone has one thing in common with the most successful people on the planet: 24 hours a day and 7 days a week. It is how they use that time and balance their work, health and family commitments that helps them to be so effective. In this article, some tips for effective time management and scheduling will be detailed, as well as how an outstanding work/life balance can be achieved—even for those on shifts and who do not have full control of their time.

Planning activities can be a particularly daunting task, especially for those who may have varying hours at work and child commitments. However, if the day is not planned and urgent tasks are merely dealt with reactively, then overarching goals and priorities will begin to be missed. One's time will soon be taken over by a combination of demanding important and non-important tasks, and those important, non-urgent tasks, such as education or growing one's business, will not get time.