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with that comes time management um so
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similar to the last slide we're talking
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about mapping things out and seeing how
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or where they can fit so for time
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management I want to map out my wake
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periods so knowing the hours when you
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would like to be asleep so your ideal
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sleep routine maybe right now it's not
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where I want it to be but I know I need
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to get six to eight hours of sleep that
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time's blocked off and then knowing when
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you'll be awake so you know what time
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you have available um if I'm sleeping
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from 8:00 am to 300 p.m then I know that
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I have 3 to 7 or whatever to get all of
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my other things done what can I
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reasonably and realistically do in this
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time frame so again maybe you pull from
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your list on the previous slide and you
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map out when you could do that if I need
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to pick up soand so from school perfect
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i could do that at 3:30 and then I could
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come home and make dinner and then after
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dinner I might exercise you know you fit
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in what your priorities are and what
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works for you and then adjust as needed
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so the schedule that you're originally
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making doesn't have to be fixed um
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things can shift around and move you're
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just making a schedule that works for
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now based on the lists you've identified
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things you do might change your you know
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schedule might change um what you can
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reasonably fit in or how often you're
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sleeping you know all of those things
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might change and so be flexible in your
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list it does not have to be rigid it can
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change as you need it to change