Energy Is More Important Than Time
- Most of us spend our whole day working, leaving us with less energy for other important areas of life.
- In the Six Spokes Theory, the work spoke is just as important as your love spoke or your play spoke, and everything matters.
- One has to spend the same amount of energy in each spoke, as a thumb rule.
- The Six-spoke theory is all about smart consumption of our limited energy, along with the best use of the limited number of hours we have during the day.
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