Are you addicted to checking your email? Email addiction is a common problem with one study by Glasgow University showing that 50% of people check email more than once an hour and 35% checking email every 15 minutes. Actual monitoring shows that people check email even more frequently than this. Let’s take a look at some great strategies for tackling this and other problems with email and how to massively increase your productivity with email:

Every student spends a lot of time studying and almost every one of them would like their studying to be more efficient.

Here are some basic tips to manage your time better when studying

Working from your to do list! This might surprise you, but it's actually a big time management mistake many people make. Instead of working from your complete to-do list, it's crucial to set a top priority list with a maximum of six to eight items on the list. Set this priority list at the end of each day for the next day. You should work from this priority list, working on item one first until finished then move to item number two. Keep your to do list separate and complete items on this list when you have finished items on your priority list. Also, use your to do list as a way to remember what you MIGHT want to put on your priority list.

The best practice of effective filing deals with all the paperwork, documents and other items that are not directly related to any of your active projects.

Time management techniques help you increase your productivity, make better use of your time, focus on the things that really matter and get more done in less time.

Do you often feel overwhelmed by the amount of work you have to do, or do you find yourself missing deadlines? Or do you sometimes just forget to do something important, so that people have to chase you to get work done?

How long do you spend each day on unimportant things – things that don't really contribute to your success at work? Do you KNOW how much time you've spent reading junk mail, talking to colleagues, making coffee and eating lunch? And how often have you thought, "I could achieve so much more if I just had another half hour each day."

When we want to get more done, many of us simply work longer hours, move deadlines around, and multi-task.

How well do you manage your time? If you're like many people, your answer may not be completely positive!

How often do you find yourself running out of time? Weekly, daily, hourly? For many, it seems that there's just never enough time in the day to get everything done.