Essay. Time management and leisure activities

Time-management is what the considerable amount of people call “slippery subject”, while for others time-management is something which is able to change their life completely. In the next paragraph I am presenting the information on what are the most popular ways of spending time among teenagers and also how to organize time better as well.

To begin with, it is not surprising that watching TV and social networking are permanently at the peak of the list how teenagers spend their leisure time most frequently, though I believe that social networking has become an integral part of our everyday life. Except social media, teenagers enjoy doing sport, attending drama clubs, listening to music and a variety of other extracurricular activities, such as dancing, or singing. Talking of leisure time spent by adults, something ‘historical’ may be observed as well. Going to the pub still remains the most popular activity of British outside their home, with the only thing changed which is that not only drinks are served in pubs but also plain meals. What that means is that pub plays a role of both restaurant and bar simultaneously.

When it comes to the methods of changing your own life, I would like to advise you to prioritize your daily affairs and also think a bit of what exact things would make it a great year for you professionally, or in your private life. That is what will help you to set new priorities.

To conclude everything here is what was once said by Laura Vanderkam, during her TED speech on time-management. ‘We don’t build the lives we want by saving time. We build the lives we want, and then time saves itself.’ Truly.