Stop Watch
Time is a priceless commodity and a non renewable resource.
- Everyone from a beggar to a billionaire has one thing in common. 24 hours a day. But how one utilises and manage their time is quite important.
- Follow rule of 20. 20 minutes of vigorous exercise, 20 minutes or reflection by meditating and journaling and 20 minutes on growth by reading and learning.
- Have the courage to say ‘NO’. Your time is the most precious commodity you own, use it wisely.
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