Part of this development is our ability to make plans and revise/improve our working conditions. The fluidity of time - its restriction or leeway should be considered in making plans, in organizing, and in bringing out the efficiency of each individual to create a smooth work flow.
However, Time Management is also a part of an individual learning experience in getting along with other people and with changes in the environment. Practically speaking, time is constant: 60 seconds per minute, 60 minutes per hour, 24 hours per day, 7 days a week (24/7). However, the usage of time differs among each individual. Some might give time the capacity to control their lives, and others may find themselves a slave of time. Some might have no time at all to relax and create a stress-free lifestyle. But the bottom-line is not to make time an enemy. One must have time to think of things in order, to plan ways to minimize waste of time, energy, and valuable resources.
Effective time management involves patience and practical thinking. Time and the natural changes in the environment may be modified but in the end, we should follow the natural order of things. Remember that Haste makes waste. Yet you must also think about the saying There's no day but today.
