In "Time Management – Part 2," CA Jeetendra Mistry explores the concept of time management, building on previous discussions about the characteristics of time and the theory of relativity. The article examines time from three educational perspectives: science, commerce, and arts. From a scientific viewpoint, time is seen as part of the time-space continuum, while in commerce, it can be viewed as either revenue or expenditure. The arts perspective emphasizes the individual's perception of time, highlighting that one's mindset significantly impacts time management success. Mistry provides an example of a bank employee who may face consequences for being late, illustrating the importance of time awareness in professional settings. He emphasizes that everyone has the same amount of time each day, but their management of it determines their success. The article defines time management as the process of planning and controlling time spent on activities to enhance effectiveness, efficiency, and productivity. Mistry stresses that time management is an ongoing process that requires continuous practice and conscious control, as time is a non-renewable resource.

by Jeetendra Mistry in English Motivational Stories

Writen by Jeetendra Mistry

Category Motivational Stories