If you’re tired of feeling guilty and want to cure not just the symptoms of procrastination, we highly recommend that you read Dr. Neil Fiore’s “The Now Habit.”

How we perceive time greatly affects how we use it: Learn some tips on how to accurately gauge your use of time to eliminate time wasters and increase your effectiveness.

A timetable can give you control over your time, mapping out your priorities and giving you an understanding of what tasks to take on.

If you want to use time more effectively, start a time log. This will show where you are over- or underestimating the time it takes to get things done.

Everybody thinks they’re working hard-yet most people actually only use 60% or less of their available work time. In a Microsoft Grohler and Myburgh (2001) studied a group of more than 1400 South African school children, they discovered that the higher achievers were more future-orientated and more conscientious in their time management and less focused on the present than the lower achievers.
This supports traditional advice: be diligent in the present while focusing on what you want to achieve in the future. However, the flourishing time management industry …