I can snap back to one of those relaxing moments and remember staring the clock as it proceeds unhurriedly with a tranquilizing "Tic Toc" sound. Those are instances when time is ever the most abundant thing. There would hardly be a misconception if I were to pronounce myself a "Champion of all TIME". There is no mystery about managing time. Everyone has 24 hours each day and 168 hours each week to eat, sleep, work, relax, exercise, attend class, and study. There is nothing magical about getting the most of these hours; it just takes planning. But time management does require self-discipline and control until the behavioral changes are internalized and time management becomes an everyday habit. Plans and schedule for managing time are useless if one does not follow them.
             I would not consider myself for being the most successful person, but I would say that I am somewhat satisfied with what I am. All I can say is that my time management skills consent me to do what I am able to do. Time management skills are essential for successful people. These are partial techniques that have helped the leading people in business, sports and public service. People who use these techniques routinely are the highest achievers in all walks of life. If you use these skills well, then you will be able to function effectively even under intense pressure. As far as I am concerned, they help me get the most out of the limited time I have. Many people spend their day in a frenzy of activity, but achieve very little because they do not concentrate on the right things. As usual, I wake up at six in the morning and prepare for school. It is the most ridiculous thing that, as a student, we are bombarded with excessive assignments and projects. As a teenager, I have a requirement to have leisure time to relax and "chill", as my friends would put it. Here is why I call myself the master of the time: for most of the time, I just fly ...