Some people go through the issue of not having enough time to do what they what to do. The trick here is to do what needs to be done at the moment(you have to prioritize the more important duty.
Having identified the activities with which you want to fill your days and hours. The challenge is to move from optimistic theory to actual practice. The following suggestions may help you do that;
Number items according to the order in which you will handle them. Indicate items you need to spend more time on, check off items that have been completed and move on to the next item on the list.
2 SYNCHRONIZE YOUR CALENDARS
Don't risk missing an appointment because it is only in your other calender. If you have a calendar in your computer and another in a handheld device, see if you can synchronize the two.
3 WRITE AN "ACTION PLAN
Consisting of all the steps involved in a project, and these in their proper sequence.
4 SCHEDULE LESS
If you plan to shoo for food, fix the car, entertain friends, see a movie, catch up on reading all in one day you will feel rushed and will likely enjoy nothing
5 BE FLEXIBLE
These are suggestions, not hard and fast rules. Experiment, find out what works, and customize ideas to your circumstances and needs.
I hope this proves to be helpful to those that apply the steps provided above
