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No Time: A CPS Project

 

I am sharing my home with my girlfriend and I am devoted to our relationship. I also have a temporary financial situation to deal with. My reserve checkbooks were stolen, and thirteen forgeries have come into my bank account. I have had to file four police reports, keep constant contact with the control office of my bank, and take measures to protect my credit file. Even after my check problem is resolved, I expect another unplanned, time consuming situation to take place eventually. How can a person accomplish an abundance of tasks on a daily basis?.
             There are small measures that a people can take that may make their daily routines greatly efficient. .
             A list of things to do and items to acquire for a given day can be constructed ahead of time. The list can then be ordered in a way that backtracking will not be necessary the following day. The night before is a good time to plan for the next day's activities. A base list can be quickly constructed in about a minute, and added to as tasks come to mind. A good list should group and order tasks. If two things can be taken care of in one action, the time that the two tasks consume can be cut in half. It also takes time to transition between tasks. If a task is finished before moving on, unless waiting is involved, the time between tasks can be minimized and the daily schedule will become more efficient. The five to ten minutes that it takes to make an efficient list could save hours of attempting to remember everything that needs to be done, and of backtracking to overlooked tasks. I've been making these lists for a few weeks now and they have made a significant difference in the amount of tasks that I actually do in a given day, rather than forgetting them or putting them off until tomorrow. The lists have helped to stop tasks from compiling until the last minute that they can be done. These lists are similar to lesson plans that are used to ensure that classes run smoothly and effectively.


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