>> Time management I would say, one of the things that you definitely have
to do is learn how to use Outlook.
If you can manage your time, your time is your most important asset.
Money is going to come, money is going to go, but your time is what you never get back.
So you want to manage your time and use yourself in college
or in graduate school as the practice.
Plan everything.
Plan time to go to the gym, plan time to go out with friends, plan time to study,
and then go back and look over the last month and see how well you did.
Because when you get out into the workforce and you have families and kids
and your work is demanding and you've got this project coming up,
but the kids have a dance recital the same week, you're time management comes in full force.
And it will impact how much money you make.
It will impact whether you get the promotion or somebody else gets the promotion.
So you want to utilize technology.
I'm a very pro-technology type person, but really that would be my personal recommendation.
If you are not a technology person, I would say get a DayTimer, get something.
If you're the type of person that needs to write it down to remember it, write it down.
Learn what works for you and implement it on a daily basis, then it will become a habit,
and then you can rely on it when it's crunch time.
So time management is very, very important.