Which among the following is not a common time management problem area? 

The correct option is: Being too self-sufficient.

Key Points

• Being too self-sufficient is generally not regarded as a common time management problem area.
• In fact, self-sufficiency can enhance productivity and reduce reliance on others.
• While extreme independence may sometimes limit delegation, it does not typically create time management issues unless it leads to inefficiencies in teamwork or delays due to overburdening oneself.
• However, in most time management literature, this trait is not highlighted as a primary concern.

Hence, the correct answer is: Being too self-sufficient.