Alongside Work and Family 1 · Planning Your Week
5 learning units · ~18 minutes
How to plan a week that holds: first enter the fixed commitments, then fixed study appointments as if-then plans, then generous buffers. You put the hardest work in your best time of day, and a ten-minute review each week keeps the plan going, even if it breaks down now and then. Especially if you work, look after children, or care for relatives alongside your studies, this way you also make use of short and scattered windows of time.
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Contents
Why plans fail
- Why your time estimate is too short · approx. 4 min
- From resolution to appointment: if-then plans · approx. 4 min
A week that holds up
- Writing down the week · approx. 3 min
- When in the day—and what first · approx. 3 min
- When the plan breaks down · approx. 4 min