Success Breeds Success

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🪨 What Are the Big Rocks in Our Life?

Big Rocks = The most important things in your life
These are the things that matter the most and should be done first.


🪨 BIG ROCKS (Most Important)

Things that truly matter and should be done first.

  • Completing homework and studying for tests

  • Sleeping 8–9 hours

  • Spending time with family

  • Eating healthy meals

  • Practising important skills (reading, writing, sports practice, music practice)

  • Working on long-term goals (project work, competition preparation)

🪨 SMALL PEBBLES (Important but not urgent)

Things that matter, but can be done after big rocks.

  • Cleaning your school bag or desk

  • Organizing your room

  • Replying to normal messages

  • Attending club activities (when main work is done)

  • Helping with small chores at home

  • Preparing your timetable or checking your diary

🌾 SAND (Least important, time-fillers)

Activities that are okay in small amounts but should not consume your whole day.

  • Scrolling social media

  • Watching random videos

  • Playing mobile games for long hours

  • Chatting endlessly with friends

  • Watching TV for long time

  • Browsing the internet without any purpose

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