Dr. Kerry White Brown, an esteemed Orthodontist with nearly 20 years’ experience, explains why learning and practicing positive time management is important.

Columbia, South Carolina — December 16, 2016 — Carolina Orthodontist Kerry Brown White recently published a new article “4 Reasons You Should Learn and Practice Positive Time Management.”

Dr. White Brown starts off by explaining that if you have a problem with time management, you really only have two options. You can either keep complaining about it or fix it.

Fixing poor time management skills, of course, is preferable. The good news is there are several relatively easy steps you can take to improve your time management in significant ways.

As Dr. White Brown says, “Goal setting, creating and following to do lists, designing and executing project plans, prioritizing, outsourcing, and even finding and/or asking for help, are all effective strategies you can incorporate to manage your time better.”

However, she adds that perhaps most vital to improving time management is understanding why it’s important. She states, “After all, as with anything, when you know why you are doing something – if that “why” is big enough – you will be motivated to stick with your efforts until you see success.”

To conclude the article, Dr. White Brown gives 4 specific and detailed reasons why proper time management is important.

To read the full article on how to improve your time management quickly and easily, see: http://whitebrownsmiles.com/4-reasons-you-should-learn-and-practice-positive-time-management/

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Dr. Kerry White Brown has been setting the standards for delivering high quality orthodontic care since 1998. After receiving her undergraduate degree from Benedict College she attended Howard University College of Dentistry, where she received her Doctor of Dental Surgery degree and completed her orthodontic specialty training.

She is a member of the American Dental Association, American Association of Orthodontists, Southern Association of Orthodontists, South Carolina Association of Orthodontists and the North Carolina/South Carolina Damon® Study Club. Dr. White Brown is a native of Wadmalaw Island, South Carolina. She and her husband have two sons.