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Time Management
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In this episode, our guest Melissa Earl (BBA '14), a UGA alumni mentor, shares her expertise on time management and being more productive with your schedule. She talks about the importance of accountability and how having a system to track your progress can help you stay on track and achieve your goals.
Melissa also emphasizes the significance of prioritization, explaining how to identify your most important tasks and allocate your time accordingly. In addition, Melissa addresses the common challenge of procrastination and offers insights into why we procrastinate and how to overcome it. She provides strategies for getting started on tasks and staying motivated.
Whether you're a student, professional, or entrepreneur, this episode is packed with valuable insights and actionable advice to help you manage your time more effectively and be in control of your schedule. Tune in and learn how to optimize your productivity and achieve your goals!
Melissa is a 2014 Terry College of Business Economics and Music Business graduate. In 2018, she earned a Master of Arts in Economics and a Master of Public Administration from the University of Colorado Denver. She has worked in international development and applied microeconomics with USAID, UN Agencies, and international NGOs. She most recently lived in Kenya as a research analyst for Kimetrica.
For more information about the UGA Mentor Program, visit mentor.uga.edu.
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