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Your Most Precious Commodity

Well arranged time is the surest mark of a well arranged mind.
-Sir Isaac Pitman

All means nothing without time.
Time mastery allows you more time to do the things you love to do, the things that are truly meaningful to you. Time mastery leads to life mastery. Guard time well. Remember, it's a non-renewable resource.

The most meaningful things in your life should never be sacrificed to those that are the least meaningful. And remember, failing to plan is planning to fail.

Never forget that time spent enriching your non-work hours is never a waste.

Being busy is no excuse.
Direct all of your time to those activities that count. Enlightened people are priority driven. This is the secret of time mastery.

Don't let others steal your time. Be wary of time thieves. These are the people who always call on the telephone just as you have put the kids to sleep and have settled into your favorite chair to read that thrilling novel you have heard so much about. These are the people who have a knack of dropping by your office just as you have found a few minutes in the midst of a hectic day to catch your breath and collect your thoughts.

Learn to say no. Having the courage to say no to the little things in life will give you the power to say yes to the big things.

People will respect you more when they see that you are a person who values his time. They will realize that your time is precious and they will value it.

It is human nature to do things that feel good and avoid the things that feel bad. The most productive people in this world have cultivated the habit of doing the things that less productive people don't like doing, even though they too might not like doing them.

Laughter opens your heart and soothes your soul. No one should ever take life so seriously that they forget to laugh at themselves.

Stop acting like you have five hundred years to live.
The best time to plant a tree was forty years ago. The second best time is today. Don't waste even one minute of your day. Develop a deathbed mentality.

When you adopt a deathbed mentality you live every day as if it was your last.

Push yourself to do more and to experience more. Harness your energy to start expanding your dreams. Yes, expand your dreams. Don't accept a life of mediocrity when you hold such infinite potential within the fortress of your mind. Dare to tap into your greatness. This is your birthright!

Act as if failure is impossible, and your success will be assured. Wipe out every thought of not achieving your objectives, whether they are material or spiritual. Be brave, and set no limits on the workings of your imagination. Never be a prisoner of your past. Become the architect of your future.

We are not human beings having a spiritual experience. We are spiritual beings having a human experience.

Respect Your Time

• Time is your most precious commodity and it is nonrenewable
• Focus on your priorities and maintain balance
• Simplify your life

• The Ancient Rule of 20
• Have the Courage to Say "NO"
• The Deathbed Mentality

Time slips through our hands like grains of sand, never to return again. Those who use time wisely from an early age are rewarded with rich, productive and satisfying lives. 

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