Time Management: Making the Most of the 8,760 Hours in a Year

There's a reason why this book is at the top of your list of recommendations

Although I just started watching it, I want to make one point. If I knew how to manage my time, I would never have opened this novel. Even this novel software.

Because I sometimes feel that I don't have enough time at the end of the day. Sometimes I might just work out, read books, listen to online classes, and prepare for exams. Then at the end of the day, sometimes I feel that all my time has been used, but sometimes I still think about improving my efficiency. There are some methods in this book that are somewhat similar to what I have used before, but I didn't know about it at the time. Well, this book was just a time management method that I slowly explored to improve my grades in high school. When I was in college, I had more experience in time management, because I participated in various competitions throughout the year. So I often did a lot of time management things during that period, so that I can be a little more comfortable even when I am very busy. However, in the future, I may want to achieve more success in my career, so I may also continue to improve my efficiency methods and use my time more efficiently. I hope everyone can also manage their time well and reach the peak of life hahahaha

There are many contents, methods and aspects involved, but they are very fragmented and need to be sorted out later. Some opinions are biased and need to be judged by yourself. The method draws on the strengths of others, but the explanation is not detailed enough, and the summary and optimization are not enough.

Managing time is managing life. This book enumerates time management methods, with small points, and concisely expresses the steps and attention points of each method. Each method has examples for easy understanding, and the attention points also have corresponding examples for us to implement. I learned a lot about time management from this book.

Rich and successful people in the world, like everyone else, have the same 24 hours a day, and only 8,760 hours a year. They are outstanding because they work smarter and know better how to manage their limited time to make it more efficient. Time management seems difficult, but in fact, as long as you master the correct method, you can get twice the result with half the effort. The way to manage time is to use skills, techniques and tools to help us work and live more efficiently and achieve our goals.

This book is contracted to teach people how to manage time. It's like a teacher teaching us how to manage time. Niu Gensheng: "Only modify the means, not the goals." Shakespeare: "I have wasted time, and time has wasted me." The last sentence: I don't read books, how can I read this book?

I finished reading "Time Management: Making Full Use of the 8,760 Hours in a Year" by the author [Wang Jifan] on June 3, 2024 at 10:19. This book currently has a score of 8.5.

Time management is a lesson that everyone must face in life. People can choose to waste time, or of course they can choose to spend every minute of their lives exquisitely and meticulously. Although many people think that managing time efficiently will allow a person to live a better life, but conversely, what does it mean to live a good life? In fact, everyone has a different definition. Now that I think about it carefully, every memorable moment in life seems to be the meaning given to the wasted time.

Time is an asset that each of us owns. How we arrange and use our time determines how we create and polish our lives. This book's logic is clear, and through systematic methods and practical skills, it guides us in our daily lives on how to better utilize our time resources every day. Starting from the basic principles of time management, the book teaches readers to set goals, make plans, prioritize, etc., And helps readers establish good time management habits.

Regarding time management methods and opinions, many valuable methods have been put forward. After reading it, I feel that I have wasted too much time in the past. It seems that I am very busy at work, but in fact there is a lot of useless time. Especially for reading, I have never had my own goals and methods. Use the pursuit of perfection in small things. 8760 Thoughts after reading This is the first time I write reading notes and my thoughts after reading. I have rarely read books. When I was in college, I was too bored to read some magazines and rarely read large books. As I reach middle age, the confusion in life and work becomes more and more difficult to solve. Day after day, life is muddling along, and life becomes more and more confusing. Make up your mind, start by reading, write your thoughts after reading, and set a small goal for yourself: 60 days to see if you can change your cognition and living habits. It took me two days to read "Time Management 8760". Try to write down your feelings and cross the river by feeling the stones. The book Time Management still inspired me a lot and made me re-understand the meaning of time. I felt that I wasted too much time in the past. The whole book is logically clear, and I agree with many methods and viewpoints. The first chapter is the 80/20 rule, which is what everyone often calls the 80/20 rule; the second chapter is the sprint theory, why sprinters run so fast, set a short-term goal, and make breakthroughs through continuous efforts; the third chapter is Murphy's law, the more you worry about something, the more likely it is to happen. It always feels like we live in a virtual world. What you think about , think bad things, as long as you have your mind set, things will always happen; Chapter 4, the 15-minute rule, is more targeted for procrastinators like me, give 15 minutes, do it quickly, do not seek perfection, and have no distractions; Chapter 5, Time Log, records where your time goes every day, I feel that I often used it when I was a student, but rarely use it now Actually, I don't want time to constrain myself. I can do whatever I feel comfortable with. Often, the more boring and tedious life becomes. Chapter Six: Time Ending Point. The method mentioned here is very effective and will be of great reference for meetings and talks in the future. Chapter Seven: Zygarnik Effect: Don't let the time plan be top-heavy, that is We often end up doing things in a hurry; Chapter 8: Reserve flexible time. Plans are not as fast as changes. When making plans, allow yourself a certain amount of flexible time; Chapter 9: Leisure time, how to use fragmented time. The biggest mistake in understanding time in life is always thinking that I have enough time. Today I watched a CCTV broadcast of an 89-year-old famous actor saying: Advice from young people, in her opinion, if she is given another 20 years, time is the most precious thing in the world; Chapter 10: Grasp the energy cycle, people are not machines, and they must arrange work reasonably according to their own energy and physical condition; Chapter 11: Set weekly/daily goals, this is what I lack the most, so whatever is allocated counts; Chapter 12: Goal management S MART principles are indispensable. S (SPECIFIC) goals must be clear, M (Measurable) goals must be measurable, and there are specific data that can be quantified. A (Attainable) goals must be achievable, and R (Relevant) goals must be relevant. , So that you can continue to make progress in the same direction; Chapter 13: Time planning should combine long goals and short goals; Chapter 14: The six-point priority rule is to complete the six tasks that you think are the most important first, thus completing the 80 part of the 28-20 rule; Chapter 15: Goal setting and decomposition; Chapter 16: Goal-oriented method, this The example of the development of Mengniu is given here. There are many seemingly impossible goals in life, but they are actually based on the condition-oriented method; Chapter 17: Nine-grid diary method, put this aside first; Chapter 18: Efficient time management method, eat the frog; Chapter 19: Establishing a stop list, which is to make a break; Chapter 20: Bennis' first law, distinguish the days Routine work and non-routine work; Chapter 21: Concentrate on small things, don't waste time on trivial matters; Chapter 22: Standardization of work tasks, generally there are 5 steps written on paper in advance, tick each one after completing it; Chapter 23: Stay away from procrastination, do it immediately; Chapter 24: 30-day test rule, see if you stick to one thing for 30 Let's wait and see what effect it will have after I insist on writing and reading for 30 days. Chapter 25: Replacement theory, replacing bad habits with good habits; Chapter 26: Triggers, how to touch the elephant in your heart, which is the motivation to do things proactively; Chapter 27: The power of concentration, cultivating one habit at a time; Chapter 2 Chapter 18: File management, reasonably classify and manage your own files; Chapter 29: Storage and organization of items, you should learn from your wife; Chapter 30: Work notes, develop the habit of taking notes at any time; Chapter 31: Make a plan list; Chapter 32: Checking and backing up, a habit of doing things; Chapter 33: Prepare for a rainy day, solve it in advance can To foresee what will happen, you need rich experience and careful logical thinking; Chapter 34: The 10,000-hour rule, becoming an expert in an industry requires concentration and concentration for a long time; Chapter 35: Refuse to multi-task and only do one thing at a time; Chapter 36: How to deal with always being interrupted during work; Chapter 30 Chapter 7: Meditate for 5 minutes and try it yourself to see the effect; Chapter 38: Be wary of the narrowing effect; Chapter 39: Information processing. In this era of information explosion, how to quickly obtain and filter information is very important. Go with the purpose and goal; Chapter 40: Use network tools; Chapter 41: Give full play to your strengths, be a hedgehog, and focus on yourself. Chapter 42: Use actions to drive away negative emotions; Chapter 43: Understand emotions and learn to live with your own emotions; Chapter 44: GTD rules, collect, organize, organize, review and implement; Chapter 45: Irrational emotions, don't let them control your life; Chapter 46: Resist temptation and set good goals Goal, focus; Chapter 47 Stay away from inertia; Chapter 48 Don't seek perfection; Chapter 49 Control your emotions; Chapter 50 Adjust your state and quickly restore your energy; Chapter 51 Good sleep; Chapter 52 Maximum productivity per unit time; Chapter 53 Inverted U-shaped curve theory, moderate pressure is the most efficient Big; Chapter 54: Do it immediately; Chapter 55: Time efficiency, this depends on each person; Chapter 56: The skills of efficient reading: S-curve method, finger reading method, skip reading method, this is my weakness, mainly because I read less; Chapter 57: Pomodoro Technique; Chapter 58: The importance of work templates; Chapter 59: The use of scattered time

Come on o(≧v≦)o I can do it too😃

So well written, so awakening, so joyful.

Very good, some inspiration

This book tells us many ways to manage time and is worth reading.

This book introduces many useful time management methods, such as the Pomodoro Technique, which is really effective [blowing kiss]. It improves concentration and learning efficiency. The three-minute rule is really friendly to me who loves to procrastinate.

Yes, I learned a lot of time management methods

The writing style of this book is easy to understand and the writing is smooth. It uses simple language to explain the seemingly complex issue of time management clearly. The content is practical, provides specific time management methods, and also emphasizes the importance of self-management. I think it is a very helpful book for people who want to improve their time utilization efficiency. Worth reading!

If you are proud of life, you must have all the fun [laughing evilly]

Time management can help you use as much time as possible and focus on meaningful things without letting your attention wander and be blind.

Time is precious, and everyone's time is limited. How to do more things in limited time and improve one's efficiency is something that people have been exploring for a long time. In the book, the author will lead you to establish a correct concept of time, point out your previous wrong skills in work and study, and introduce various time management methods. Among these time management methods, there will always be one that suits you and helps you become the next time management guru.

Time is an asset that each of us owns. How we arrange and use our time determines how we create and polish our lives. This book's logic is clear, and through systematic methods and practical skills, it guides us in our daily lives on how to better utilize our time resources every day. Starting from the basic principles of time management, the book teaches readers to set goals, make plans, prioritize, etc., And helps readers establish good time management habits.

I benefited a lot and gave me many ways to save time.

I feel that the methods are more practical and feasible, and the data illustrates the urgency of cherishing time.

Compared with some other self-improvement books, the views and methods of this book are more compact and clear, which is helpful for efficient reading, which is a great advantage of this book.

It guides everyone on how to manage and allocate their own time. It is a good time planning strategy book.

Not bad, well written

The content is okay, but the disadvantage is that it is not in-depth and systematic enough, a bit like piecing together knowledge one by one.

I personally recommend it. It has a lot of useful information and I benefited a lot from reading it.

It's a very good book, but I'm slow to absorb it [laughing and crying], so I need to listen to it several times.