Time is one of the only commodities we cannot make more of.
We often say, “I don’t have time for that today.” But the reality is, “I choose not to give time to that item.” We have to reframe our thinking. How we spend our time is an investment, it is up to us to decide where we put our money.
Instead of bemoaning that there are never enough hours in the day, look inward at how you are using the hours you do have.
It is self-management, not time-management, that truly maximizes our time
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We cannot manage time; we can only manage ourselves.
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