Time Management is a actually a misnomer.

More than one answer is correct.

When an individual organises and manages his/ her activities focusing on the result rather than the activities it leads to .....

Which two of these are effective principles of time management?

Everyone has a natural time during the day when your brain is "on"; your batteries are charged and you're able to focus. This is called :

When considering a daily schedule, it is a good idea that one should plan the daily schedule considering the ..........

The biggest challenge for most people during their prime time is ......................

______________helps you get to rank the order of importance of each task so that you can pay attention to the most urgent ones.

__________________benefits your time management by first highlighting to you what needs your attention first.

Urgent-Important Matrix is basically called as :

In the priority matrix Quadrant 1 is for :

In the priority matrix Quadrant 2 is for :

In the priority matrix Quadrant 3 is for :

In the priority matrix Quadrant 4 is for :

In the priority matrix Quadrant 1 is for :

In the priority matrix Quadrant 2 is for :

In Priority Matrix Q3 is for :

In the priority matrix Quadrant 4 is for :

The 80:20 principle was discovered by Italian economist:

......................are those things that you are measured against at work

When you put off things that you should be focusing on right now, it is called.........

The tendency to prevaricate, delay or unreasonably postpone a task is called:

Regularly being distracted from work by non-work activities is a symptom of procrastination:

Leaving everything until the last possible moment

and constantly worrying about work but not getting anything done is a symptom of procrastination.

If you have identified a task as both important and urgent, and you still keep putting it off and treat it as a Q4 activity that is procrastination.

Which type of procrastinator tends to put forth excessive amounts of time and energy to make sure that everything they do is perfect.

Which type of procrastinator:

Tend to recoil from anything that might be difficult

Tend to be passive rather than active.

Tend to pay little attention to facts or details, making it hard to focus on and perform difficult tasks.

These type of procrastinators tend to be indecisive and often fail to commit themselves to the specific decisions they do make. They tend to lack confidence in their own abilities, causing them to avoid or delay doing things.

These type of procrastinators tend to avoid expressing negative feelings; instead they convey those feelings by procrastinating.

These type of procrastinator tends to dramatise situations, making themselves the centre of attention.