Making best use of your time

I am sure you are familiar with the following: too much to do, not enough time to do it and a lack of leisure or free time. Almost everybody does from time to time. But some are able to manage their time to achieve an acceptable balance. Time management is not about doing more things in less time; rather it is about doing the right things at the right time in the right way. This article presents the basics tools to allow you to become a better time manager.

The Fourth Resource
Land, labour and capital are needed to produce milk. But a fourth resource, time, is just as important if not more so. How many times have you thought: ‘I know how to farm better than I am farming now, but I don’t have the time to make the changes’? We need time to manage our land, labour and capital resources. But to make best
use of our limited time, we must manage it just as we manage the other three resources. Remember that you cannot control time (there is 24 hours or 1,440 minutes in every day – this will not change); you can only control or manage how you use the available time. You cannot spend time. Time spends itself. You have no choice in the matter. No matter what you do, time is going to pass anyway. You can’t control the passage of time, but you can control how you use time..