Showing posts with label management. Show all posts
Showing posts with label management. Show all posts

Monday, 21 April 2014

Follow your dreams in Kenya


The only reason you are human is your ability to follow your dreams, when hope seems idiotic and your ability to fight proves otherwise. Sometimes you’ll win not because you are the best but because you follow your dreams to the last breathe as this is what defines humanity. You should not give up on whatever basis no matter how weird, far-fetched and skeptic you might think you follow your dreams are they are achievable. You only need to make the effort since the only thing between you and success is the will to follow your dreams. The only difference between success and failure is the drive, the passion, and handwork to achieve and be a in a place of exclusives. 

Today is the day to evaluate your goals revisit your vision, make both short term and long term goals and celebrate after achieving the short term goals.Fix your eyes on the long term goals with patience and surely you will reach there. Achievement of the vision calls for sacrifice and perseverance. Other people`s opinions should not define what or who you become. Keep focusing your vision and remember a person with no destination cannot get lost since every destination is good for him. Business plan development is crucial as you follow your dreams. A business plan is a document that supports you to plan growth, seek funding, and monitor performance over a period of time. 

The question of how much money you need and where it will from is the last step in a business plan. There’s an assumption that to grow a business, you need to get access to capital. According Paul Hawkent the author of Growing a Business, the problem with growing a business isn’t the lack of access to capital, but having and borrowing capital before your business is ready to grow and before you’ve fully developed your business model. Remember a business plan is the road-map as you follow your dreams to success. Every person can make it but, it takes real men/women to achieve their wildest dreams.

Friday, 25 May 2012

5 Time management tips for achievement of your goals and objectives


Many people around the world struggle daily with meeting deadlines. Poor time management skills and postponement often leads to last minute rush which produces substandard work. The good news is that even professional procrastinators can learn effective time management. Below are 5 time management tips to help you meet your goals and realize your dreams.

1. Divide the work into smaller units: The lesson that we all need to learn is that, a large task can always be more easily accomplished when broken down into small units over a long period of time. If you are given assignment to complete in the next fortnight, the right time to get started is immediately. When you first receive a project, you should make a calendar and break it into four or more evenly spaced parts. Don’t wait until the final deadline date. Give yourself mini-deadline dates per piece and meet them, whatever the cost. Failing to meet one of your own mini-deadlines should not be taken lightly.

2. Plan work days ahead: Focus on events several days ahead of time to improve capacity to handle any potential crises that may come up. It also allows you to set aside a day or two before the final date to polish your project and add finishing touches. Don’t just focus on today but focus on the whole week, the whole month or even the whole year.

3. Work should be organized: Many people fail to meet deadlines because they are people are simply not organized. In the era of technology of smart phones and cloud computing, there’s simply no excuse to be disorganized. Technology is your Friend in getting organized. Simply enter your events in your calendar to help you keep aware of all current deadlines. Calendars and documents can also be shared and edited by collaborators, which makes working with a team easier. File documents neatly in your computer or other storage. People often waste time searching pieces of their work when they are not organized. Searching poorly organized documents is time wasting .Good self-discipline is a reflection of good organizational skills.

4. Reward yourself for every achievement you attain: Procrastinating work leads to panic and last minute rush and stress as the deadline approaches. A simple way to strengthen meeting your own mini-deadlines is to reward yourself for every achievement. If you completed the first phase of the project ahead of time, reward yourself with a nice dinner, a night out or any good gifts are examples of rewards. If necessary, note this down under each deadline. If you lack the necessary self-discipline you will need a partner who oversees your day-to-day activities to ensure you never depart from your course.
 
5. Ensure you prepare to meet short notice deadlines: Short-notice deadlines are a common occurrence and you should be ready to meet them. These occur at every workplace, displeasing employees and managers alike. Effective time management strategies discussed in this article will be of great help.