One common mistake regarding economics is to consider it a subject that deals only with money. Money is a powerful economic tool, so it is easy to make that mistake. HOW WE SPEND - and MANAGE - OUR TIME, though, is every bit as significant as how we spend and manage our money. In fact, most individuals who have generated large amounts of monetary wealth, began by developing effective time management skills. Time management decisions ARE economic decisions.
Economics is the study of choices, and the consequences of choices. Consider the principles of time management presented in the following article about morning and evening routines. (It was posted at The Art of Manliness website, but don't let the title fool you, these principles apply to everyone.)
Economics is the study of choices, and the consequences of choices. Consider the principles of time management presented in the following article about morning and evening routines. (It was posted at The Art of Manliness website, but don't let the title fool you, these principles apply to everyone.)
"While it’s possible to increase the amount of willpower we have ... an additional tactic in the fight against decision fatigue is to manage our mental energy more efficiently throughout the day. One way we can do this is by making positive behaviors or important tasks routine parts of our day. When something becomes routine, we no longer have to think about it–it’s set on autopilot. Instead of having to use willpower to decide whether or not you’ll work out that day, you simply work out because that’s part of your morning routine. The less you have to think about doing something, the more likely you’ll actually do it. That’s the power of routines."
http://www.artofmanliness.com/2011/09/05/bookend-your-day-the-power-of-morning-and-evening-routines/