SPTLEOBC: The Art of Time Management for Success

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Titikorn Atichatpong

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The art of time management is a crucial skill for life, and the practical results of efficient time management will increase productivity, enhance focus and concentration, improve decision-making, reduce stress and burnout, goal attainment, motivation, and work-life balance. To effectively manage time, it is necessary to have an art of the SPTLEOBC in time management as follows: 1) Setting clear goals, 2) Prioritizing Tasks, 3) Using the “Time Blocking” method, 4) Learning to Say No, 5) Embracing Technology, 6) Overcoming Procrastination, 7) Balancing Work and Life, and 8) Continuous Improvement. In summary, the SPTLEOBC's art of time management impacts well-being, relationships, and the pursuit of meaningful success in life.


 





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Atichatpong, T. (2024). SPTLEOBC: The Art of Time Management for Success. Leadership Educational Administration Development Journal, Ramkhamhaeng University, 1(3), LEADRU0103e1035 . retrieved from https://so15.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/LEAD/article/view/1035
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