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Time Management

Know Your Own Screen Habits

You now know how to prioritise, plan your week, avoid the deadline illusion, and catch procrastination before it takes hold. There is one more force that can quietly undo all of that: how you actually spend your time on a screen.

This section begins with a short self-assessment across three areas: your Screen Awareness, your Notifications and Social Media habits, and your Study-Screen Balance.

Be honest in your responses. There are no wrong answers, only useful ones.

"A wealth of information creates a poverty of attention."

Herbert A. Simon, 1971

Self-Assessment · 1 of 3

Screen Awareness

Read each statement and answer honestly. Awareness of your own habits is the first step to changing them.

Screen Awareness

Self-Assessment · 2 of 3

Notifications & Social Media

Choose the option that most honestly describes you right now, not who you want to be, but where you actually are.

Notifications & Social Media

Self-Assessment · 3 of 3

Study-Screen Balance

Think about your typical study sessions, not your best ones, but your usual ones.

Study-Screen Balance

Your Results

Where You Are Now

Here is a picture of where you currently stand across the three areas. Use this as a starting point, not a judgement. Every area can be developed with the right approach.

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Time Management Complete

You have now worked through all five parts of Time Management: prioritising, planning your week, meeting deadlines, beating procrastination, and now digital habits. Together, these are the guardrails that protect your Quadrant II time, the important things, from everything that competes for it. Head back to Rising Leaders to explore what is next.