How important is it to plan your time properly? ? Fanfan

Time is important to everyone, and it is even more important to plan your time reasonably. I often read when I was a child, "An inch of time is worth an inch of gold, but an inch of gold cannot buy an inch of time." This originated from "Two Poems of White Deer Cave" written by Wang Zhenbai in the Tang Dynasty. It is said that time is as valuable as gold. Cherish your time and don’t waste it. If you waste your time, you will accomplish nothing.

In the past, I was doing nothing and accomplishing nothing under the guise of cherishing time. A lot of precious time and opportunities were lost. By the time I lamented that I was about to reach my prime, none of the goals I had set in the past had been achieved. When I saw an article "The More Self-Discipline, the More Free" written by Li Jing, what I understood at the time was: If you want to have a free life, you must know how to be self-disciplined. But in fact, there is another meaning: if you want to have a free life, you must know how to be self-disciplined, and you must also know how to grasp your own time and learn to plan your time well in order to realize the value of your life.

The author is a freelancer, insists on getting up early and going to bed early, and never procrastinates. When I wake up early and wash up, I use my mobile phone to play articles read on the radio. She writes in the morning, starts socializing and working in the afternoon, and reads some relaxing and enjoyable books before going to bed in the evening. The author's schedule throughout the day is perfect, and there is no delay in writing, study, work, health, etc. Moreover, with regular time schedule and reasonable arrangements, the author also has a better life.

Let’s talk about how the author plans his time:

Use a small notebook to write out daily plans, and then make a classification to write down the important things that must be done. Put them in one category first, and put unimportant things in another category.

This way you can see which things planned have not been completed and which things have been accomplished. For things that are not done, you can analyze the reasons and improve them. In this way, if you accumulate it over time, you will make great progress without realizing it.

Many people like me are office workers, leaving early and returning late. But there will still be fragments of time to trace. Make good use of this fragmented time and you will make unexpected progress.

For example: You can get up early before going to work. We can use this time to do what we want to do. For example, reading, writing, exercising, learning English, etc. During the lunch break, when you get home from get off work in the evening, and when you are about to go to bed, you can take out half an hour to an hour to do what you want to do. These are fragmented times. .

The training institution asked the intermediary company to take an image photo, and they wanted to create a benchmark advertisement. c said to find time to go to a photo studio or other places to take pictures. c is a person with very low efficiency. First, he is lazy and has poor mobility. The second is that they cannot arrange their time reasonably. She says she is very busy every day, busy with things she considers important.

On the last day, the training institution couldn’t help but call and tell me that the photos would be sent within half an hour. c threw the phone on the table with a willful sound and muttered: I'm so annoyed. I'll get a call every now and then. I'm so busy every day. How can I take pictures without makeup? ”

After that, I put on my own makeup, washed my hair, styled my hair, changed my clothes, chose the background, took selfies, and retouched the pictures. I spent a whole day and a half on one photo, and finally sent it to the training institution, and the result was... I am not satisfied with my image, saying it is too ugly.

A few days ago, it was confirmed by various sources that the emerging screenwriter born in the 1980s, Mr. Zhao Yan, died suddenly due to long-term staying up late. I feel sorry and sad to hear such a terrible thing. Life is short, and no one can predict what will happen in the next second.

I always think that time is precious, and I have to earn it every time. I plan my own affairs in seconds. I also stay up until one or two o'clock in the night, which causes my body to have an alarm. I vow to never stay up late again, because having a healthy body is important, and time is important, but I will arrange it reasonably. It is more important to plan your own time.

I had just had my tooth extracted. Due to the fact that I had not recovered from the internal heat and often stayed up late at night, I developed a neurological headache three days after the tooth extraction.

Immediately afterwards, there was severe pain in the neck, and the back of the head twitched like an electric shock, causing intermittent pain. Then the nerves in the whole body became highly tense and irritable. The pain was relieved after timely injections and medication. It took half a month of rest and conditioning to recover.

After the lesson learned last time, my routine recently is to get up early and go to bed early. I try to squeeze out as much time as possible to write. Whenever I have time, I will read articles and record ideas when I have them.

Usually after putting the children to sleep at night, I will continue to do what I have not finished before. At 11 o'clock, no matter how important it is, I will tell myself that it's time to rest and do it tomorrow.

Before I stayed up late writing without taking a break, someone would use voice or phone calls to talk to me about things that happened in the company. Each call lasted several hours, resulting in one or two points being discussed. It's also my fault that I didn't refuse and wasted my precious time. Later, I simply put my phone into airplane mode and reorganized my time. Without interruptions, my writing proceeds as scheduled, which has greatly improved.

Lu Xun was also a person who planned his time reasonably and cherished his time as much as his life. When he was twelve years old, his father was seriously ill and his two younger brothers were still young. Lu Xun not only often went to pawnshops and pharmacies, but also had to help his mother with housework; in order to avoid affecting his studies, he had to make precise time arrangements. If he was busy at work and someone asked him to chat, he would reject it politely.