Setting Deadline

Our next step to set a deadline for each of our task. It is useful in every stage of life for the successful accomplishment of duties and earns the desired results. Often good plans do not reap desired results due to non-achievement of plans when time window not set. When a task performed without achieving the same before the deadline, It is possible the task itself might not be a great use, such as studies have to be completed before the actual examinations to keep time for reviewing the syllabus.

We can also study the same chapters later but after examination, it will only enhance our knowledge, but it cannot earn desired higher grades. As this is the most essential part of time management but the same can be most difficult at times, when there are plenty of things which can shift our focus from set deadlines and we have to avoid such mistakes such as Putting with friends and family for longer time than required can affect the period set for task. Other breakers or mind diversion can be termed as Cell phone over usage, Social website, Watching TV for a longer time, and improper sleep management all these can lead to unsuccessful attempt of meeting set deadline. Erasing destruction always helps and doesn’t break our focus on the final goal. Start your action from day one and don’t wait till less time is left which sometimes is hard to cover. 

 After all, if you slip your deadline, and you feel you do not have time for this work. There are some suggestions in the article LIFE FAMILY CAREER WORK BALANCE written by Nan Badgett, a beneficial and important tip is some are such as Negotiate a reasonable schedule means if you have a deadline on Frida ay, you can ask, for Monday if it is possible, Communicate and  Underpromise; overdeliver. (Badgett, 2018)

In conclusion, everyone can try to balance their time. However, I agree that everyone has a different situation. But if you try some of these ideas, you feel an improvement in your attitude toward deadlines.

                                           Reference

Badgett, N. (2018). Life Family Career Work Balance. Key Words, 26(2), 22–23. Retrieved from      http://login.library.sheridanc.on.ca/login?  url=http://search.ebscohost.com.library.sheridanc.on.ca/login.aspx?     direct=true&db=a9h&AN=130888989&site=ehost-live&scope=site