In the last chapter we looked at your attitude towards time and found that you have your own combination of past, present and future orientations. This will clearly have ramifications for the habits you have developed around how you use your time. So, in this chapter you will learn how to measure the way you do actually use your time.
In the spirit of the adage: ‘what gets measured gets managed’, this will help you to identify where your time goes and what the causes are for not getting done everything you want to do. Once you have this information, you will be able to identify which tools and techniques from How to Manage Your Time will best ...
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