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        How do you spend your day?  How would you like to spend your day .  This Activity Log will help you identify how you spend your time each day. A memory impairments  due to brain injury might interfere with your recall of how you spend your time.  Under the best circumstances - it is too easy to forget time spent talking to colleagues, making coffee, eating lunch, etc. Memory can also function poorly when you are at a low ebb during the day.

      Keep an Activity Log for several days. Without modifying your behavior, write down the time that you begin things, and the time you stop.  Keep track of each activity from the moment you get up in the morning, until you fall asleep at night. Every time you change activities, whether opening mail, working, making coffee, dealing with colleagues, gossiping, exercising, shopping, etc., write down the time of the change. Save your used Daily Activity Logs to determine how you spend your time, and what types of changes that you want to make. 

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Time Management Inventory

Daily Activity Log:
   
 
 
  Date :
Begin 
Time
End
Time
Total
Hours
Keep
Change Type of change needed: 
1. Sleeping            
2. Resting or lying quietly            
3. Personal grooming            
4. Planing your day            
5. Planning your future            
6. Planning your career            
7. Maintaining your journal or memory book            
8. Medical appointments            
9. Meal planning and preparation            
10. Shopping for food            
11. Direct care of a child or children            
12. Caregiving for an adult            
13. Care of animals / pets            
14. Supervising others            
15. Housecleaning            
16. Laundry            
17. Maintenance of home            
18. Maintenance of self            
19. Yard work - gardening            
20. Maintenance of car            
21. Opening Mail            
22. Coffee break            
23. Social obligations            
24. Running errands            
25. Family obligations            
26. Commuting            
27. Employment            
28. Building skills - self improvement            
29. School work            
30. Community or civic obligations            
31. Talking with colleagues            
32. Sitting at the computer            
33. Sitting in meetings            
34. Watching TV / videos            
35. Walking / Jogging / other exercise            
36. Climbing stairs            
37. Other physical activities (describe)            
38. Managing family or personal affairs            
39. Reflecting on the beauty and joy of life            
40. Relaxing, reflecting, enjoying music, praying, etc.            
41. Feeling competent and self-assured            
42. Thanking those who have helped you            
43. Feeling lethargic unable to get going            
44. Feeling disoriented - scattered, unable to focus            
45. Feeling agitated, unable to settle down            
46. Checking and rechecking everything you do            
47. Feeling depressed or blue            
48. Feeling worthless            
49. Self-deprecating thoughts            
50. Thoughts of doing harm to yourself or others            
51. Troublesome thoughts about your future            
52. Worrying about money             
53. Worrying about how others see you            
54. Ruminating over insults and slights of others             
55. Dealing with difficult or annoying people            
56. Unexpected company            
57. Too much time on your hands            
58. Feeling lonely            
59. Wasting time             
60. Wishing things would be better            
61. Drinking or doing drugs            
62. Confrontations with others            
63. Other - describe            
64. Other - describe            
65. Other - describe            
Total # should equal 24 hours  
 
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