20 WAYS TO MANAGE YOUR TIME FOR SUCCESS

Each moment in your life you need to recognize what works for you and what does not. Chances are you are dabbling in different things at the same time and nothing seems to make sense. Today is the perfect time to figure things out.

Yes, managing your time is a difficult task. There never seem to be enough hours in the day, but if you learn how to properly manage the hours you do have, the results may astonish you.

Below are 20 ways you can manage your time with relative ease:

1. Block all social media during the work or study, limit using it as much as possible

There’s no better way to procrastinate than by browsing social media. One minute you are stalking your ex and the next you’re on your sister’s best friend’s Facebook timeline. Social media sites know no limit and can literally get your sucked in for hours and not even realize it. So limit your usage of social media in general. The time spent on social media is time you never get back.

2. Create a schedule/routine

By creating a schedule, you can better prepare yourself for the weeks ahead. It allows you to put all your commitments in front of you so that you may realize the time you can dedicate to each obligation. It also helps to prioritize, as you are picking and choosing what you have time for.

3. Don’t waste your weekends being drunk

Nothing prevents productivity quite like a hangover does. Your weekends are when you typically have your most free time, so try and capitalize on it instead of getting unnecessarily drunk

REDEEMED CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF GOD TO BUILD LARGEST CHURCH IN AFRICA

 

Nigeria's largest church, the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), on Saturday said it would build a 3-km x 3-km auditorium.

Pastor Enoch Adeboye, the General Overseer of RCCG, made the disclosure during the Holy Ghost Service at the Redemption Camp in Mowe area of southwest Ogun State.
 

The church leader said the new auditorium will be built at the mission's camp ground at the section of km 46 along Lagos-Ibadan expressway.

Explaining the reason behind the new project, Adeboye said the existing auditorium built in year 2000 with a capacity of 1 million people could no longer accommodate the congregation attending church service.

The project is expected to be completed in twelve months from now

He  is soliciting for donations from members of the church and the public to make the project a reality.