How Do You Manage Your Time?

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This survey will collect data from Wilmette Institute students who have successfully completed one or more Wilmette Institute courses. Your responses will remain confidential, and will be used to prepare guidance for WI students who have difficulties managing their time. Please be honest; there are no right or wrong answers. As a token of our appreciation, you will be eligible to receive a $20 Gift Voucher for a future WI course.

Name *

Email *

Workload *

I am retired

I work part-time

I work full-time

I own my own business

I am a stay-at-home mom

Other:

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Age *

18-24

25-44

45-64

65 and older

Time Management Tools

First, tell us which of these time management tips you find useful. Think about your life in general, not just Wilmette Institute courses.

To-Do or Not To-Do?

I make and use to-do lists all the time

I don't use to-do lists (tell us why not under "other")

I sometimes make lists, but never for my courses

Other:

Prioritizing

I prioritize my daily activities on a regular basis.

I don't prioritize, I just start at the top of my list and make my way through it.

I have a general idea which tasks are more important to me, but I don't put it in writing.

It's hard to keep my priorities straight because they change so often depending on my family's needs and/or my work obligations.

Other:

Sleep Habits

I sleep 7 or more hours per night on average

I get 5-7 hours of sleep most nights

I sleep less than 5 hours on many nights

Other:

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Exercise

I do regular physical exercise (walking, swimming jogging, biking, going to the gym, anything physical)

My job requires manual labor; I don't need more physical exercise.

I exercise now and then, but not reguarly.

I am sick, elderly, disabled, or otherwise unable to do physical exercise.

I don't exercise much.

Other:

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Multitasking vs Concentrating

I generally concentrate completely on one task at a time.

I often am working on two or more different things at once.

When I have a job that is difficult, I will turn off all distractions but mostly I can juggle two or three tasks at a time.

I try to concentrate, but am usually easily distracted.

I use a timer to make sure I don't spend too much time on one thing.

Other:

Meditation/Quiet Time

I practice meditation on a regular basis (any form of meditation counts)

I don't really meditate but I do regularly take time for prayer/quiet time with no distractions.

I wish I had time to be quiet and relax!

Other:

Tools for time management

I use a time management tool (Please describe it in "Other")

I don't use time management tools.

Other:

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