I went on a roadtrip with my friends yesterday. If I’m not wrong, the route was from the City, to Sunbury, got lost here and there, passed Kyneton, then to Castlemaine. Visited a really nice old/vintage/antique store, had terrible fish and chips, then continued our journey, passing Daylesford, sunset and a rainbow at Ballarat (i think), then a night drive back to the City. And, this is the only shot that I really like.

Is that a Qantas?

This is my favorite photo, from a sand sculpting exhibition that I went to. It’s amazing.

Team researchers shared what we had found. Procrastination seems to be the keyword, and Chloe had all that we need to know. We had consultation with Blair and he directed us to research more on the ‘types of people’, branching out to their different needs, or rather ‘things that people need to manage’.

We had to brainstorm on that and point to take note: the solution have to be easy/user-friendly, so that people will want to use the product (compared to digital planners/exsisting ones).

Time management is about making use of every minute wisely. It is about improving your quality of life and having good professional habits. As Andrew C, (2006) suggests, wasting time equates to wasting one’s life. Time never stands still for anyone, which means time management is essential.

My further readings / references,

Andrew Chan, 2006. “Why Time Management is Important”. Retrieved on 15 March 2008, from Ezine Articles

Anonymous, 2006. “Time Management: Important for Goal Realization”. Retrieved on 15 March 2008, from Solve Your Problem.

Anonymous. “Why is Time Management Important?” Retrieved on 15 March 2008, from Career Success for Newbies.

I think this is a possibility of something that might happen if time isn’t managed well. Kid needs some time from Mum and Mum is too busy for kid. End result? Kid dies. haha.

Comic by Andy Rementer, from Techno Tuesday