Friday, February 25, 2011

STRESS MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES

Time management

Good time-management skills are critical for effective stress control. In particular, learning to prioritize tasks and avoid over-commitment are critical measures to make sure that you're not overscheduled. Always using a calendar or planner, and checking it faithfully before committing to anything, is one way to develop time-management skills. You can also learn to identify time-wasting tasks by keeping a diary for a few days and noticing where you may be losing time.

For example, productivity experts recommend setting aside a specific time (or multiple times) each day to check and respond to email and messages rather than being a continual slave to incoming information. Banishing procrastination is another time-management skill that can be learned or perfected.

SOURCE: http://www.medicinenet.com/stress_management_techniques/page4.htm#toci

1 comment:

Capt Kasala said...

in a crewing company environment, you are swamped with email messages everyday! Incoming info certainly never ends.