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Time Management Hacks for Busy Student Entrepreneurs




Hello, Vetmily!

Welcome back to ‘Studentpreneurship Series with The Editorial Board. I am Pelumi, your weekly wordsmith from The Editorial Board. 

As a student entrepreneur, balancing the dual responsibilities of academic commitments and running a business often leads to burnout and stress, especially for a veterinary student. 

Attending classes, practical sessions, and clinics, while still overseeing business operations, can be quite challenging.

However, effective planning and time management can help reduce burnout and increase productivity. Here are some time management hacks that can help you succeed in both your academic and entrepreneurial endeavors:


  • Daily and Weekly Planning

Start each day and week with a clear plan. Identify the top tasks that are most critical to accomplish and focus on those. Setting goals will help in identifying which tasks contribute most significantly to being productive. Prioritizing tasks based on their deadlines will ensure timely completion.

  • Utilize a Task Management System

Use tools like to-do lists, planners, or digital apps like Trello or Todoist to organize tasks and set priorities visually.

  • Cultivate the Habit of Being Productive

As a student entrepreneur, do not see yourself as just an ordinary student. It’s important to avoid distractions and limit the time you spend on social events and other extracurricular activities.

  • Be Flexible

As a student entrepreneur, it’s important to be flexible. Regularly review and adjust priorities as needed. Flexibility allows for adaptation to changes in workload or unexpected opportunities.

Remember that balance is key, and taking time for self-care is equally important in maintaining productivity and well-being.

That’s it, Vetmily!

We will meet again. 

Till then, kisses and hugs. 

Pelumi from The Editorial Board.

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