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Articles by Harold Taylor

• Technology, Time Management and ADHD
  About 5% of children in the U.S. have ADHD. But with the advent of technology, and our increasing addiction to it, this is changing. Psychiatric investigators in South Korea find that 20% of Internet-addicted children and teens end up with ADHD symptoms.
  Published 05Nov2010, viewed 539 times

• Use a Day Planner to Budget Your Time
  To maintain balance in your life you have to examine your personal values and make sure that the things that are important to you are reflected in your day planner. Your day planner should display your personal time budget.
  Published 29Oct2010, viewed 267 times

• Time Management, Planning and the Sigmoid Curve
  The things that make you successful are rarely the things that keep you there. The environment in which we live keeps changing. It takes courage and a degree of risk to change things when everything's going well. Understanding how planning in your life relates to the Sigmoid Curve can go a long way to avoid many disappointments.
  Published 24Oct2010, viewed 365 times

• Your Day Planner Will Keep You Out of "Time Debt."
  The same way people get into financial trouble by overspending, abusing credit, and so on, we can also get into time management difficulties by over-committing our time, saying "yes" too often, taking on needless tasks, and so on. We need to learn to budget our time properly and keep in mind that a "to do" list is like a credit card...
  Published 10Oct2010, viewed 231 times

• A Follow-up File is the Best Friend to Your Day Planner
  Your day planner is a great way to keep track of your scheduled events, appointments, meetings, etc. but where should you put all the relevant material relating to those events? Here's a simple yet highly effective method for keeping track of your follow-up events and material...
  Published 09Oct2010, viewed 209 times

• Maintain Focus with a Personal Organizer
  The biggest time problems experienced by business people are interruptions, many of which are self induced. One effective way to stay focused is with a time management system consisting of a personal organizer. A personal organizer is different from a time planner, or agenda, but in many cases equally important.
  Published 20Sep2010, viewed 189 times

• Planner, Organizer, Day-Timer, Agenda -- What's the Best Choice?
  What type of planner should I buy? The short answer to this question is "the one that works best for you." So you may have to try two or three different ones during the year to see how they work.
  Published 26Aug2010, viewed 223 times

• Getting the Important Things Done
  By now everyone has heard the standard answer to "How do I get all the important things done?" The pat answer is "Take them off your to do list and schedule time for them in your planner."
  Published 11Aug2010, viewed 170 times

• The Greatest Time Management Strategy
  Time management strategies that increase your efficiency, make you more effective, and free up time for the things that really count...
  Published 01Aug2010, viewed 352 times

• Ten Top Time Management Ideas
  Here are my top ten suggestions for managing your time effectively...
  Published 30Jul2010, viewed 198 times

• How to Use Your 2011 Time Planner
  If you start work with a list of ten items to do and stop at night with a list of fifteen, including the original ten, you may be a victim of the "To Do" list fallacy. Here's an article to help you get the most out of your time planner in order to get things done.
  Published 06Jul2010, viewed 526 times

• Be Selective When Dining from Life's Buffet
  Someone one remarked that time was like a self-serve buffet table from which we make choices. To extend this thought, I would also suggest that we choose carefully from this smorgasbord of activities on life's table. After all, we only have room for so much. Here are five suggestions to ensure that your life's meal is a healthy one.
  Published 17Jun2010, viewed 321 times

• Budget Your Time & You Will Procrastinate Less
  Procrastination, in most cases, is not so much the result of having overwhelming or distasteful tasks to do - although those things do play a part - but it's more a combination of over commitment and a failure to manage time effectively.
  Published 16Jun2010, viewed 202 times

• Ten Time Management Myths
  There are many widely held misconceptions and myths regarding time management. This article attempts to uncover and expose those myths.
  Published 28May2010, viewed 292 times

• The 90-minute Rule
  People don't need help knowing their priorities; they need help living their priorities.
  Published 27May2010, viewed 175 times

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