When it comes to time, you can not make more time, although you can make the most of your time.
We can tell a lot about a person by what they spend most of their time doing. Attitude is no respecter of persons and is a quick responder to determine.
Extreme health and vitality, positive mindset, financial security, exceptional marriage, master chef, or outstanding employee are revealing. Therefore where you choose to invest will determine your results in life.
It is easier to measure the importance of things by the amount of time you have spent pursuing them.
I am sure you have lost half a day in cyberspace, television, or a novel. There's nothing wrong with any of these things if you have planned them into your day. At the least, you are aware of unscheduled rolling into one another without resolve.
In other words, to lose time is not to be found again, although it can be a catalyst for choice. Therefore, confidently choose to redeem the time.
Remember when you spent an afternoon with an old friend, time went by in a blink, as opposed to an afternoon in a boring meeting that seemed to drag on forever. It is no surprise that time can give us the security of being slow or confronting when passing us extremely fast.
How responsible are you to respect and redeem the time given as a gift every day? Do you choose to occupy with things that enlighten, uplift, educate and improve the essence of you?
When you train your mind to be in tune with your moral compass, you can determine your life priorities.
The more time you give to something, the more you reveal its importance in your life. Whether it is your job, family, marriage, relationships, sport, exercise, social media, your priorities are evident.
The question becomes, are your priorities serving you to live the best life with the time you have?
Considering none of us know the number of our days, the value of time is priceless.
Creating the life balance you desire is an appropriate measure to take. Start now by determining what you deem most important. Now line it up with living a life of excellence!
Remember, relax, Dream Big!
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