Unconventional Reads I Owe My Time Management Skills to

I hadn’t been to the gym in 32 days. I opened my laptop right after I woke up, and continued working well into the night. I’d forgotten the last time I finished a book, and my mental health was down the drain. Even after working for 12+ hours every day, I went to bed feeling like I was useless, unproductive, and would never be able to achieve my dreams. On one such gloomy day, a friend I’d known for long checked in on me. When she found how I was living, her response wasn’t pity or understanding. It was curiosity. “How could you let this happen to you?” I was taken aback by her question. I’d been convinced this was something that happened to me. But was I to blame for my state? My friend’s words gave me the reality check I needed: It was time to get back in the driving seat of my life. I had to learn how to manage time better, and fit in enough slots in the day for fun, physical activity, hobbies, and socializing. Time management is a tricky skill to learn, but thankfully, I didn’t have to figure out everything on my own. I went back to my old best friend — books. Today, I work for about 2–3 hours each day. I exercise regularly, am <a href="https://medium.com/p/84913121c9de" rel="noopener">learning pole dancing</a>, go on daily walks with my dog, and am in general a much better place than that dark phase I found myself stuck in. <a href="https://baos.pub/unconventional-reads-i-owe-my-time-management-skills-to-9d6a893546e4">Visit Now</a>