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Strive to make your fun time more efficient, rewarding and inspiring.
Recreation is different from just having fun. While it’s obvious that recreation time is a time to recreate, we often neglect this objective when managing our recreation activities. Well-rounded individuals are admired for
balance they achieve in their mental, physical and spiritual development. Again, it’s obvious, such achievements take time to develop and time management to make them happen.
Apply your improved time managing techniques to true re-creating activities.
Manage to do
things that make you and others feel good.
Strong friendships develop over time. This can evolve through happenstance or it can be managed to fulfill your dreams and desires. Selecting, recruiting and nourishing a friendship needs orchestrated, caring and purposeful actions.
Manage your time for treating other people
way they like to be treated and they will become fast friends.
Self-actualization is at
pinnacle of Abraham Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs. He suggested that few people reach that peak. That form of serenity is not desired by everyone. Besides, a person usually strives to satisfy other needs such as food, shelter, security, love before aspiring to self-actualize.
Doesn’t such a quest benefit from
application of time management techniques to a more enhanced lifestyle?

Gerry McRae has taught time management techniques in his university courses and at several police colleges. He is also the author of "Time Management for Entrepreneurs - What to do, When & Why" available at http://www.unclemaxsays.com/timemanagement.php