Comments on: Time management

By: Chandoo

Chandoo — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 18:00:00 +0000

Wow.. this is so well written. You are bang on when you said Time management is a meaningless phrase. How often we get in to to the trap of doing more and end up not having good time at all. come to think of it, “not having good time / fun in what we are doing” is one of the reasons why we (couple of frens and me) started a web company. I think in the long run what matters most is how you have spent your time than how you have saved it…

By: Gagan

Gagan — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 18:00:00 +0000

Amazingly written and immensely practical. I seriously find your tips more useful and implementable than some of the few self-help books that I have read. There you have it, maybe something you would want to do after you hang up your boots. You have one reader already. Cheers.

By: deepan

deepan — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 18:00:00 +0000

Time has become so important to manage ever since the onset of the Industrial revolution.We are so used to a mechanical life defined by time that The world seems to stop if we loose sense of time. These days Timeliness is more important than Timely. The book i read recently “About time : speed, society, people and the environment / edited by Tim Aldrich”Sheffield : Greenleaf , 2005 discusses various issues abt time in vivid detail -was intersting one aswell. Timely inspiration for me; to diligently work on my thesis. regards

By: Binny V A

Binny V A — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 18:00:00 +0000

I got five words for you - Interest Based Priority Arrangement System.

By: Shreyas

Shreyas — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 18:00:00 +0000

Fantastic article, Anand! I completely agree with you when you say – “(At least for me, the reason I am not in touch is because I’m not in a mood — not because I don’t have time.)” This always happen to me and I wonder as if it’s some kind of a monthly inventory-cleaning of backlog calls. But, then I realize that’s the mood I am in and that’s what I should follow, instead of being guilty about not managing “properly”! Lot of fodder for thought here. Thanks!