Finally, and perhaps most importantly from a personal perspective, time tracking can eventually add up to greatly increase the amount of free time that you have available to use. This means you have
more quality time to spend with family and friends, or to focus on a big personal project. Without the other stress and distractions and a renewed focus on people that matter, your relationships can become far deeper than previously imagined.
In the workplace, this can add up as well. Good time management is an evident workplace characteristic. Disorganized
employees with poor time management skills can be difficult to work with and sometimes create a toxic work environment. However, those with strong time management skills are typically seen as dependable, easy-going, and capable of building strong collaborative relationships.