Your approach to time management needs to be systematic like habits.
You need to have a consistent approach.
For example, some people are good at making plans.
They list the top priorities.
They have a good diary and a good time management system.
They also are careful about their decisions and work practices and are aware of how it affects their
time.
But sometimes they make one significant mistake that negates all these efforts.
And that mistake is cherry picking.
They keep picking out tasks, possibly because they feel like doing this task instead of the other.
They keep rethinking their priorities and decide that something else must be done first.
They can spend so much time acting like this that the plan never gets executed.
No doubt that a time plan is not static, and it does need regular checks or tuning the US.
If you feel like things are moving too fast in your organization, try to review and tweak your plan
a little bit.
As long as you're confident about your plan and can stick to it and execute it till the end, you'll
reach your goals.
You are the sum total of the decisions you make.
So make an amazing plan.
Stick to it and execute it.