8 Forms of a Champion's Discipline: Part 7

written by Jon Whithaus This is the seventh part in a series of eight posts that describe the many forms of a Champion's Discipline. These eight forms of discipline have no particular order of priority, but each must be present to perform at a championship level. Discipline #7: Time Management Discipline

1. In all areas of your life, get your work done early. Never procrastinate.
2. You must develop a method of prioritizing all items in your life. It is impossible to do everything and without belief in your prioritizing system. If you don't have a system you will tend to feel overwhelmed.
3. Have a good system for managing your time before, during and after your practice sessions. This will put you in a better frame of mind to prepare like a champion.
4. Realistically plan out your on competition days. You must allow for some "calming" time get your mind ready to compete.