Whoops

I definitely have not made the best use of my time this summer - in regards to my professional practice. I spent a lot of time trying to work on self-care and trying to find a job, spending time with my family etc - regular 'holiday' stuff. However that means I am now in that place where I've realised I should have done more for my practice here and there and I suppose I have done a couple of things. In the next year I really want to focus on being more balanced in my life, as I tend to go between doing nothing and doing everything at once, and I need to focus on getting my time management skills up so I can manage to do things in a non-stressful manner.

Things I WILL/CAN/SHOULD do

• GO TO STUDENT SUPPORT & GET HELP WITH TIME MANAGEMENT. 
• Make plans for days - including whatever down time I need 
• STICK TO MY PLANS (get those priorities in order) 

I've found a thing called 'bullet journalling' where you make bullet point to do lists per day and use symbols to know when you've done things, what's a priority, whether you've moved a task forward in the week etc. I think this would be a useful thing to help with my time management failings if I can stick to that at all!