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Know The Time

A Clock Helps Keep Track of Time

Sometimes we are so engrossed in our work that we lose track of time. Having a watch or clock in front of you will keep you aware of the time at the moment.

Make a point of checking the time throughout the day. Regular check-ins will make it less likely that time will slip by unnoticed.

Start Right Away

Don't lose 30 to 90 minutes of your day

The average knowledge worker arrives at his or her desk and immediately begins wasting time - getting a coffee, checking social media or reading the news to "get into work mode."

Only then do they check their email and check notes from the day before, and start to think about what they're going to do that day.

The better option is to get to your workstation quickly and knock out your most important task right away. That way when most people are just beginning their days, you'll have already completed an important part of yours.

Manage Your Studying

Avoid stress with these study habits!

Stay organized. Write down all tests and assignments, schedule time for studying, and keep different subjects separate to help improve time management.

Contrary to what many people do, finish the hard stuff first. That way it gets done and the easy stuff will seem like less of a burden to complete later.

Another very important study habit is to not study...all the time. Make sure you save time to relax and socialize with friends. Sleep is important, so make sure to plan for it.