An estimated 1 million people are absent from work each day because of
stress related problems according to John B. Arden, author of Surviving
Job Stress: How to Overcome Workday Pressures.
Robert Mims of Greenfield, Wis., says he works two jobs to make the car
payments on a 2005 Ford Taurus he bought four years ago for about
$13,000. The payments — about $17,000 so far — already amount to more
than what the car is worth, but he's nowhere near paying off his car
loan.
Work, family and other commitments can take a huge chunk out of your
day. Learning how to manage your time is an essential skill when trying
to successfully navigate through the maze of tasks and other items on
your daily to-do list. Here are seven timely tips for improving time
management and making the most out of your work day.
