How would you like a few tips on how to manage your time a little bit better. And I've got a special category, I have some tips from an actual Harvard graduate. So let's check out these tips. Here are a few tips to keep in mind directly from the mouth of a Harvard graduate, and a successful one at that. Number one, segment time that you work into large chunks of time, your priority should be to focus and finish tasks. This limits transition time needed for your brain to switch focus.

So when you have a lot of things to do, clump them together. If you don't, then you're going to be switching your focus from one thing to another in between breaks, and this puts a little extra stress on your brain. Next, steal time and take advantage of moments when you have nothing to do like when traveling on the subway or jogging on the treadmill. We mentioned this earlier, one of your obstacles was commuting so when commuter Use that time as efficiently as possible, but not just commuting. The example here is also jogging on the treadmill, exercising, that's actually something that I do. jogging on the treadmill is pretty boring, right?

What I do is watch YouTube videos that are on subjects that interests me subjects that will help with personal development. Can you watch any videos or listen to any podcasts, perhaps that will stimulate your mind that will help you get things done that can help you prepare for classes, or that can help you finish something that you've been working on. learn things correctly the first time, pay attention and concentrate when in class and remove distractors such as your phone while in class focus, put your phone away, listen to the lecture, pay attention to the material. It's a waste of time if you don't write. And if you do it right the first time, well, you're not going to have to go back and do it again. That's can be a real time waster.

So pay attention the first time. Prioritize correctly. Don't let socializing become more important than homework and sleep. during the weekdays. Do most of your socializing on the weekends. Sure, you want to be social.

It's an important thing in life. Social people are more successful, but prioritize things. Make sure you're getting your work done during the weekdays and have time for fun on the weekends. And don't neglect Sleep. Sleep is incredibly important, not only for your productivity, but also your happiness. And finally, the 8020 rule is school.

Spend most of your time on projects that will have a bigger impact on your grade. Now, the 8020 rule means 80% of your grade may come from 20% of the work, find out what work that is and focus on that. That is the art to prioritizing. Now, I have a few bonuses tip for you as well. Do not multitask. It's a myth.

Ladies and gentlemen, you cannot focus on two things efficiently at the same time. Someone once said what multitasking actually is. multitasking is doing two things poorly at the same time. schedule the next day in advance. Know you want to accomplish tomorrow, write it down, schedule it, put it into your time management application, and you'll be ready for tomorrow. Take small breaks and make sure to properly unwind before bed.

Now the brain needs breaks. It tends to lose concentration after about two hours. Take a small break, refresh yourself, get a coffee, get something to eat, do something that's not task oriented. And before you go to bed, take time to relax. You probably don't want to be on your smartphone. You know what you probably should do?

Read something interesting reading actually. 10 To relax the mind and body, believe it or not, for be able to say no to socializing too often or too late. Once again, be careful with your socializing. You don't want to do it too much. And you definitely don't want to do it too late, even on the weekends, because if you do your whole next day is ruined. And number five, reward yourself with accomplishing bigger goals.

Remember, in our goals lesson, when you finish something, when you reach a certain goal, celebrate, do something fun, it makes that all the more sweeter. So what do you think? Do you have any other tips to help with time management? what works best for you? Whatever you answer to these two questions, jot it down, write it down, add it to the list that we've just gone over. Experiment with what works best for you.

So there are a couple time management tips that really can help you if you Use them. We briefly went over a few tips from a Harvard graduate and I give you a few bonus tips. Don't forget, take advantage of these make them work for you, and you'll be so happy that you did. So let's get ready for the next lesson. Our mystery question answer