the process of organizing and planning how to divide one's time between various activities, often to work more efficiently and achieve goals.

to arrange or deal with tasks, problems, or activities in order of their importance or urgency.

a specific date or time by which something must be completed, such as a task, project, or assignment.

the measure of how efficiently a person, group, or system can produce output, typically in terms of work or goods, within a given period.

the act of delaying or postponing tasks or actions, often due to a lack of motivation or focus, resulting in increased stress and reduced productivity.

a plan or timetable that outlines the sequence and timing of tasks, events, or activities, often used to allocate time and resources effectively.

a prearranged meeting or engagement with someone, such as a doctor, colleague, or friend, usually at a specific date and time.

a system or tool used to organize and track days, weeks, and months, often including information about events, appointments, and holidays.

a written or digital list of tasks or assignments that need to be completed, often organized by priority or deadline.

a message, notification, or prompt that helps someone remember a task, event, or appointment, often sent through a calendar, phone, or email application.

because of; caused by a particular reason or factor.

the act of providing a product, service, or result within the expected or scheduled time frame.

a distinct stage or period in a process, project, or development.

keep everyone on track

ensure that all individuals involved in a project or activity stay focused and make progress according to the planned schedule or goals.

distribute or assign resources, such as time or money, to a specific task or purpose.

to stick or follow closely to a plan, set of rules, or guidelines.

to complete a task or project within the specified time limit or due date.

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Term	Definition
time management	the process of organizing and planning how to divide one's time between various activities, often to work more efficiently and achieve goals.
prioritize	to arrange or deal with tasks, problems, or activities in order of their importance or urgency.
deadline	a specific date or time by which something must be completed, such as a task, project, or assignment.
productivity	the measure of how efficiently a person, group, or system can produce output, typically in terms of work or goods, within a given period.
procrastination	the act of delaying or postponing tasks or actions, often due to a lack of motivation or focus, resulting in increased stress and reduced productivity.
schedule	a plan or timetable that outlines the sequence and timing of tasks, events, or activities, often used to allocate time and resources effectively.
appointment	a prearranged meeting or engagement with someone, such as a doctor, colleague, or friend, usually at a specific date and time.
calendar	a system or tool used to organize and track days, weeks, and months, often including information about events, appointments, and holidays.
task list	a written or digital list of tasks or assignments that need to be completed, often organized by priority or deadline.
reminder	a message, notification, or prompt that helps someone remember a task, event, or appointment, often sent through a calendar, phone, or email application.
due to	because of; caused by a particular reason or factor.
timely delivery	the act of providing a product, service, or result within the expected or scheduled time frame.
phase	a distinct stage or period in a process, project, or development.
keep everyone on track	ensure that all individuals involved in a project or activity stay focused and make progress according to the planned schedule or goals.
allocate	distribute or assign resources, such as time or money, to a specific task or purpose.
adhere	to stick or follow closely to a plan, set of rules, or guidelines.
meet the deadline	to complete a task or project within the specified time limit or due date.

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