Tricks to Make Your Timetable Work

We all have made timetables for ourselves, but they don't always work. We follow them for a few days and then procrastinate.

Now, let's start from the start.

What's the need for a timetable?

Now, a timetable is needed to gain structure in your day. It may not be planning every minute of your day but only an outline.

Just think like this, you have 10 things to do every day. Without proper planning or making a timetable, you won't be able to do all the tasks.

Now that it's clear why we need a timetable. Let's move ahead.

Tips for your Timetable

1) Be Practical. While making a timetable, be practical and add things that you can really do.

2) Include entertainment time. While making a timetable, don't get rid of all the fun factors for the idealistic timetable. You should know that 'Being productive doesn't mean working all day, but to get time for yourself.' 

In addition, you need to promise yourself that you won't start with your entertainment before the time that's decided by you.

3) Be flexible. It's better to add 1-2 hours of flexible time to complete pending work.

4) Continue from where you left. You may follow the timetable for 2 days and not for the third. On the fourth day, instead of keeping the consistency of procrastination; pick up from where you left and continue. 'Fall a hundred times but, get up a hundred and one times.'

5) Prioritize. When we start working, we start with 50 things together. Instead, prioritize and find the most important tasks for the day.

6) Divide your work. Adding 3 hours of studying without any break is impossible for any of us. Instead, add 1 hour of studying in three different chunks so you can keep up with your timetable.

That was all for today. Hope this helps you. Remember 'Fall a hundred times but, get up a hundred and one times.'

See you all next time.