Management Techniques

Do not load your mind with thoughts of all the tasks you have taken on yourself. When you have too much to handle, make it a practice to note down and strike out the tasks when you complete them.

That is what I do. I have a notebook in which I note down every move that seems essential for the growth of our organization and then I assign the tasks to the concerned volunteers. That way, I do not clutter my mind but I also ensure that the work is done properly.

Plan your work schedule and be systematic about completing them. Organize the tasks on hand into sub-tasks and have a time frame to complete each one of them.

Do not stop with planning; implement your plans. I set apart time for all my activities, including attending to all correspondence — letters and e-mails, reading the newspaper, attending to the work connected with school, hospital, counseling, etc.

I have my own work ethics and systems. I never keep anything pending. These are simple management techniques that you can extend to your personal and official life.

Nothing can be changed about a given situation. How we handle it, determines the success our life will achieve.