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[nidokidos] .Reasons Why the Busiest People Are Always on Time

 

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Busy people are organized because they keep things in priority. Ever wonder why busy people are always on time

Do you know people who are always late? Regardless of the event, I have friends that are always 30 minutes late. Everyone has just as many hours in the day as everybody else does, so why are some on time and others not?

Psychologists would say those who are fashionably late want to be in control or want to make an entrance so they can be the center of attention. I used to see it as being inconsiderate or wanting to show off. I think if those people wanted to be on time they could, but for whatever reason, they aren't. But for me, when I'm running late it's a time management issue.


Time management is learned. You can't buy it, you aren't born with it, and nobody else can give it to you as a gift. You have to work on it. If it's a priority to you you'll make it happen.

Here's what Time Management is to me...knowing the difference between when you have time to do something and when you don't ...that is time management. Time management is the key ingredient for busy people who seem to get more done and become more successful. Ironically it's the busy people who have more leisure time for themselves. What? I don't understand how when you are busy, busy, busy, that you can have more time for yourself. It's Time Management.

During the course of the business day when someone wants to stop you and chat, busy people will say, 'I've got to go now or I'll be late, sorry, catch up with you later.' What they are saying is, 'I've got to respect my time and the commitments I've made. I need to do this now, because I'm busy and won't be able to do it later if I stop and chat with you.'


# 1 Plan Ahead.

Busy people have a plan. They write it down on a Day-Timer or calendar. They have a schedule and they have personal things scheduled months in advance and meetings planned days and weeks in advance. They make sure there's room for impromptu meetings, hallway chats, paperwork, research and whatever they need to do because it's on the schedule.�

# 2 Prioritize

They respect their plan and prioritize accordingly. Busy people put a good deal of thought into their time and schedule. Isn't it interesting that the more time you spend thinking and planning about how to use your time, the more time you have?

# 3 Delegate

Busy people effectively delegate tasks both at the office and at home. If a busy person volunteers to organize or chair a fundraiser event, they eagerly delegate to others so as not to clog up their personal or business plans.

# 4 Don't Procrastinate

More importantly they don't put off tasks they can do right now, I mean right here and right now, today, not after lunch, now.

When I'm late to a meeting and running behind time, it's usually my fault. I was either on the phone chatting, on the Internet goofing off, or was not paying attention to the time and my schedule. That's when I go back, look at my plan, my priorities and how I may have procrastinated.

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[nidokidos] A Day Out in Munnar

 

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Munnar, which means confluence of three rivers, was the summer resort of the erstwhile British rulers in the colonial days. In the late 19th century, A.H. Sharp planted the first tea bush and since then tea has been the main agricultural crop in the region. Today, the hills around Munnar are blanketed with best-in-class green tea bushes. With its sprawling tea plantations, pristine valleys and mountains and cool air, it's no surprise that Munnar has been rated the second-best Asian travel destination for 2010.

 


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If you are a true admirer of nature who has a passion for driving, Munnar is your dream destination and cruising along winding smooth roads across mist-sheeted lush green tea gardens is the finest experience you can ever have.

 


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Around every corner is another stunning view. You do not need a map or a guide; all you need is a good pair of shoes and the curiosity to see what is around the next curve. You need not necessarily be a shutterbug; random clicks can get you incredible photographs.


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On the way to Munnar, some 22 kms before reaching there, I stopped by Anayirankal dam, a vast expanse of water surrounded by green carpeted hills covered with tea gardens. The distant view of the reservoir follows you for another 15 kms and it's an excellent location for photography.


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The dude who poses here is Varayadu or Nilgiri Tahr, stocky goats with short, coarse fur and a bristly mane. Nilgiri Tahr is an endangered mountain ungulate listed in schedule I of the Indian Wildlife (Protection) Act 1972. Eravikulam National Park which has the highest density and largest surviving population of this species is situated hardly 14 kms from Munnar town. Know more about this endangered species

 


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Does this picture suggest land's end? It virtually is. This is Top Station, which is 41 kms uphill from Munnar. Located at the border of Kerala and Tamilnadu, this spot offers an 'awebreathtakingsome' panoramic view. Strolling down this pathway with steep abyss on both sides is adventurous, rather risky, but the view you get there is one of a kind.


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At every other corner you will find women with baskets full of locally grown fruits and vegetables. Don't forget to bargain and buy tender carrots, passion fruits and wild tomatoes, all farm fresh and delicious.


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Anamudi is the highest peak in the Western Ghats situated at a height of 2,695 metres (8,842 feet) above mean sea level. It is located in the southern part of Eravikulam National Park, fifty kilometers from Munnar. It is also the ideal place for wildlife travelers and nature lovers. It literally means "Elephant forehead".


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13 kms away from Munnar, Mattupetty is famous for its highly specialised dairy farm, the Indo-Swiss project. More than 100 varieties of high yielding cattle are reared here. The Mattupetty Lake and Dam, just a short distance from the farm, is a gorgeous picnic spot. The sprawling Kundala tea plantations, Kundala Lake and the echo point are other attractions in the vicinity. A boat cruise on the lake is the best way to enjoy the leisure.


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Bristling with wildlife and crystal clear streams, the enticing charm of Munnar is simply irresistible. The area has many attractions within a short distance of the town of Munnar, including the Sandalwood Forest of Marayoor and the Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary.


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[nidokidos] Drive Through Konkan- Murud Jajira

 
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[nidokidos] Tips to reduce facial fat!!!

 

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Tips to reduce facial fat!!!

 

Eat fresh, raw fruits, vegetables, sprouts, nuts and seeds daily. Raw nutrients help reverse aging, clean up your gut, detoxify your liver, fight diseases,

metabolise excess fat, lessen stress, help build muscle mass and promote healthy sleep.

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Regular exercising helps unclog your skin's pores and promote circulation, giving your face a healthy flush of colour.

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It can also add inches to your belly and under your chin because one gram of alcohol contains seven calories! So you should reduce the intake of alcohol

consumption in order to lessen facial fat.

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Scientific studies have proven that taking at least 1200 milligrams of calcium from dairy sources (milk, curd etc.) can help reduce fat.

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You have to burn more calories than you consume. Easiest and healthiest way to burn extra calories is exercising. You can burn 250 calories by just walking

for a 20 minutes.

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Keeping the body hydrated helps prevent bloating. So, have at least 8 glasses of water daily. Use plain water instead of soda or carbonated drinks.

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Try to include 2-3 servings of fruits and vegetables in your diet daily. This will act as natural filler thus keeping you away from junk food. Go for fruit

salad instead of a thick chocolate bar.

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Avoid all such foods as are loaded with high sodium content Junk food like pizzas, chips, burgers are high in sodium. Sodium causes water retention and

excess facial fat.

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Try performing facial massage to firm up your cheeks, chins and face muscles. It will remarkably reduce mass from your face.

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Lack of sleep and too much stress are also responsible for facial fat. So try to sleep on time for 7 to 8 hours and exercise to manage stress to keep facial

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