A brief time management plan will be developed early in the course. The purpose of this assignment is to evaluate and adjust current work and life schedules to include appropriate study time each week. Goals and objectives will assist students in the plan development. HCM 799 Orientation to Doctoral Studies Developing and Justifying a Time Management Plan for Doctoral Students The purpose of this assignment is to create and justify a time management plan that balances the demands of academic studies, personal life, and family commitments. Prioritization, organization. and self-discipline skills are necessary for success in a doctoral journey while maintaining a healthy work-life balance. Your plan should consider your unique circumstances, including academic workload, personal goals, and familial obligations. It will be customized to meet your individual needs. You will need to use the MCPHS Library (see Academic and Technology Support Resources for links) to conduct a short literature search for articles about time management for doctoral students Using APA 7th edition formatting, please cite sources for key components in the body and create a reference page. Structure your assignment as follows: Introduction (Approx.1/2 page)- Provide an overview of the importance of effective time management for doctoral students. (citations help)- Introduce the purpose of your time management plan and its significance in achieving a balance between academic, personal, and family life by presenting an overview of your current commitments. Analysis of Current Time Management Practices (Approx \(1/2\) page) demands of your life.-What works, and what changes improve your academic success? Identify any areas of improvement or challenges you encounter in managing your time effectively.Prioritization and Goal Setting (Approx.1/2 page)- Define your academic, personal, and family goals for the upcoming period (e.g., semester or yea- Prioritize these goals based on their importance and urgency, considering the potential impact or your academic progress and personal well-being.Time Allocation Plan- Develop a detailed schedule outlining how you intend to allocate your time daily, weekly, and monthly. A table helps present this plan.- Include specific blocks dedicated to academic coursework, research, personal development activities, relaxation, and quality time with family. (Time blocking may be an effective way to manage your time.)- Utilize tools such as calendars, planners, or digital apps to organize and visualize your schedule effectively.Justification and Reflection (Approx.1/2 page)2- Justify your time allocation decisions, explaining how each activity aligns with your goals and priorities.- Reflect on the potential challenges you may encounter in implementing your time management plan and propose strategies to overcome them.