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Article Overview: Time blows by us as does the wind and is just as easily controlled. Like a sailboat on the water uses the wind, we are only able to use our time as a means to move toward our goals. If the sail doesn’t catch the slightest breeze it won’t move and so we must use our time.
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Time Blows By
Time blows by us as does the wind and is just as easily
controlled. Like a sailboat on the water uses the wind, we are only able to use
our time as a means to move toward our goals. If the sail doesn’t catch the
slightest breeze it won’t move and so we must use our time.
What else in our life blows by us like time? I can’t think
of anything that passes as quickly or causes such a feeling of guilt when it’s
wasted. It seems no matter how we think we will use it; time always gets away
from us. Our best intentions and plans aren’t good enough to help control using
our time in unproductive ways. We feel it is a losing battle with no possible
way to overcome it or win.
How can we possibly stop those precious minutes from
passing with nothing being accomplished? Many people say the answer is time
management. So how do I manage something I can’t control? The only thing I can manage is myself in the
time I have. I must cause me to perform like I should in order to achieve my
desired goals. My determination must be greater than the distractions I
encounter.
Preparation and setting a schedule is the only way to keep
your time on track. Each of us needs tools to accomplish our objectives and
personal management is no different. We should take the time to set an order
and agenda for our tasks and then schedule them according to their importance
or difficulty. Often the more difficult items require more effort and so demand
more attention and warranting a higher priority.
Don’t waste your time, catch every minute and use it as a
propelling force to move you toward accomplishing your tasks. The moment you
waste today may be the one you wish you had used tomorrow. We only have each
one once and when it’s gone, it’s gone.
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About the Author: Duane Hatfield
RSS for Duane's articles - Visit Duane's website
I am a Christian and desire salvation through the blood of Jesus for everyone. I am an entrepreneur and want to help others improve their situations in this life and the next. Being part of an education company gives me opportunity to instruct and mentor people in that arena of life.
Click here to visit Duane's website
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No B.S. Time Management
- A great book I read on Time Management is No B.S. Time Management for Entrepreneurs by Dan Kennedy.
Books that should be written
- [quote:1m0dcpd7]"The Idiots Guide To Sticking With One Thing At A Time and Not Doing Something New All The Time" [/quote:1m0dcpd7]
I myself am a 'constructive' procrastinator... I don't know if I'm alone in this.
I have about six or seven projects I'm working on at any given time. I get one project almost done... then my interest is piqued by another project and I work on that... I get burnt out and move to another...I know I do this so I have it arranged such that once I get bored or burnt out with one project, I can step right back into project 1 - or 2 or 3, and get that a little bit more done before moving on to something else.
As long as you're organized and know where all your reference material/idea sheets are when you're ready to get back to work on each project, it should be fine. I also find that by stepping away from a project - I still work on it in the recesses of my mind so that when I go back to it - it's with some good ideas that I wouldn't have had if I'd continued on with it originally.
Maybe I should write a book on how to Procrastinate Constructively... I've actually thought about doing that...because most people procrastinate, don't they...and very few are ever able to stop.
Re: Half of 2011 is gone
- It's flying by so quickly! Still have plenty to do that I wanted to have done by now. Time to really step it up!
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- This is a real juggling act! Time spent promoting my site is time away from developing products and looking after my clients!!
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What else in our life blows by us like time? I can’t think
of anything that passes as quickly or causes such a feeling of guilt when it’s
wasted. It seems no matter how we think we will use it; time always gets away
from us. Our best intentions and plans aren’t good enough to help control using
our time in unproductive ways. We feel it is a losing battle with no possible
way to overcome it or win.
How can we possibly stop those precious minutes from
passing with nothing being accomplished? Many people say the answer is time
management. So how do I manage something I can’t control? The only thing I can manage is myself in the
time I have. I must cause me to perform like I should in order to achieve my
desired goals. My determination must be greater than the distractions I
encounter.
Preparation and setting a schedule is the only way to keep
your time on track. Each of us needs tools to accomplish our objectives and
personal management is no different. We should take the time to set an order
and agenda for our tasks and then schedule them according to their importance
or difficulty. Often the more difficult items require more effort and so demand
more attention and warranting a higher priority.
Don’t waste your time, catch every minute and use it as a
propelling force to move you toward accomplishing your tasks. The moment you
waste today may be the one you wish you had used tomorrow. We only have each
one once and when it’s gone, it’s gone.
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Article Tags:
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self management,
Time blows by,
time management,
wasted
Referred by: http://jaykubassek.com
About the Author: Duane Hatfield
RSS for Duane's articles - Visit Duane's website
I am a Christian and desire salvation through the blood of Jesus for everyone. I am an entrepreneur and want to help others improve their situations in this life and the next. Being part of an education company gives me opportunity to instruct and mentor people in that arena of life.
Click here to visit Duane's website
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- We've also expanded the list for Contest and All-Time Leaders. It's great to now see David and Yinka on the All Time list and recognize the contributions they've made to the forums!
No B.S. Time Management
- A great book I read on Time Management is No B.S. Time Management for Entrepreneurs by Dan Kennedy.
Books that should be written
- [quote:1m0dcpd7]"The Idiots Guide To Sticking With One Thing At A Time and Not Doing Something New All The Time" [/quote:1m0dcpd7]
I myself am a 'constructive' procrastinator... I don't know if I'm alone in this.
I have about six or seven projects I'm working on at any given time. I get one project almost done... then my interest is piqued by another project and I work on that... I get burnt out and move to another...I know I do this so I have it arranged such that once I get bored or burnt out with one project, I can step right back into project 1 - or 2 or 3, and get that a little bit more done before moving on to something else.
As long as you're organized and know where all your reference material/idea sheets are when you're ready to get back to work on each project, it should be fine. I also find that by stepping away from a project - I still work on it in the recesses of my mind so that when I go back to it - it's with some good ideas that I wouldn't have had if I'd continued on with it originally.
Maybe I should write a book on how to Procrastinate Constructively... I've actually thought about doing that...because most people procrastinate, don't they...and very few are ever able to stop.
Re: Half of 2011 is gone
- It's flying by so quickly! Still have plenty to do that I wanted to have done by now. Time to really step it up!
Re: Alexa Ranking Goals
- This is a real juggling act! Time spent promoting my site is time away from developing products and looking after my clients!!
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How can we possibly stop those precious minutes from
passing with nothing being accomplished? Many people say the answer is time
management. So how do I manage something I can’t control? The only thing I can manage is myself in the
time I have. I must cause me to perform like I should in order to achieve my
desired goals. My determination must be greater than the distractions I
encounter.
Preparation and setting a schedule is the only way to keep
your time on track. Each of us needs tools to accomplish our objectives and
personal management is no different. We should take the time to set an order
and agenda for our tasks and then schedule them according to their importance
or difficulty. Often the more difficult items require more effort and so demand
more attention and warranting a higher priority.
Don’t waste your time, catch every minute and use it as a
propelling force to move you toward accomplishing your tasks. The moment you
waste today may be the one you wish you had used tomorrow. We only have each
one once and when it’s gone, it’s gone.
Related Articles
Doing Poorly Until You Learn To Do Better
Marketing\'s Greatest Ally
Losing The Deal - Yeah, It Does Happen To All Sales Professionals too!
Plan for the Unexpected
You Can’t Handle The Truth…But They Can! - Insurance Sales Training
Relationships Matter – A Lot
No Struggle No Progress for Businesses or Individuals
Dads Working From Home presents question #10: When should I give up?
What Is The Point Of Advertising?
Who’s Responsible for Increased Sales Anyway?
The Pluses And Minuses Of Watching One Of The Best
Nurturing Nature-Does Your Brain Need a Workout?
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Just One More Time – Breaking Rocks to Make a Sale
The Power of No Power
Is Your Mouth Costing You Money?
How Persistence & Patience Can Help You Succeed in Sales
It's Not What You Say; It's How You Say It!
Lesson #3: You Do Not Need to Be a Pro to See Your Business Grow
Why Don't You Speak Up For Yourself?
Article Tags:
guilt,
self management,
Time blows by,
time management,
wasted
Referred by: http://jaykubassek.com
About the Author: Duane Hatfield
RSS for Duane's articles - Visit Duane's website
I am a Christian and desire salvation through the blood of Jesus for everyone. I am an entrepreneur and want to help others improve their situations in this life and the next. Being part of an education company gives me opportunity to instruct and mentor people in that arena of life.
Click here to visit Duane's website
More from Duane Hatfield
Growth is a Constant Process
Face The Truth About Yourself
Help for Surviving Current Recession
What is the Key to Prosperous Marketing
Live the Example You Teach
Related Forum Posts
Re: UPDATES: New Campaign! New Layout! New Ideas!
- We've also expanded the list for Contest and All-Time Leaders. It's great to now see David and Yinka on the All Time list and recognize the contributions they've made to the forums!
No B.S. Time Management
- A great book I read on Time Management is No B.S. Time Management for Entrepreneurs by Dan Kennedy.
Books that should be written
- [quote:1m0dcpd7]"The Idiots Guide To Sticking With One Thing At A Time and Not Doing Something New All The Time" [/quote:1m0dcpd7]
I myself am a 'constructive' procrastinator... I don't know if I'm alone in this.
I have about six or seven projects I'm working on at any given time. I get one project almost done... then my interest is piqued by another project and I work on that... I get burnt out and move to another...I know I do this so I have it arranged such that once I get bored or burnt out with one project, I can step right back into project 1 - or 2 or 3, and get that a little bit more done before moving on to something else.
As long as you're organized and know where all your reference material/idea sheets are when you're ready to get back to work on each project, it should be fine. I also find that by stepping away from a project - I still work on it in the recesses of my mind so that when I go back to it - it's with some good ideas that I wouldn't have had if I'd continued on with it originally.
Maybe I should write a book on how to Procrastinate Constructively... I've actually thought about doing that...because most people procrastinate, don't they...and very few are ever able to stop.
Re: Half of 2011 is gone
- It's flying by so quickly! Still have plenty to do that I wanted to have done by now. Time to really step it up!
Re: Alexa Ranking Goals
- This is a real juggling act! Time spent promoting my site is time away from developing products and looking after my clients!!
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Preparation and setting a schedule is the only way to keep
your time on track. Each of us needs tools to accomplish our objectives and
personal management is no different. We should take the time to set an order
and agenda for our tasks and then schedule them according to their importance
or difficulty. Often the more difficult items require more effort and so demand
more attention and warranting a higher priority.
Don’t waste your time, catch every minute and use it as a
propelling force to move you toward accomplishing your tasks. The moment you
waste today may be the one you wish you had used tomorrow. We only have each
one once and when it’s gone, it’s gone.
Related Articles
Doing Poorly Until You Learn To Do Better
Marketing\'s Greatest Ally
Losing The Deal - Yeah, It Does Happen To All Sales Professionals too!
Plan for the Unexpected
You Can’t Handle The Truth…But They Can! - Insurance Sales Training
Relationships Matter – A Lot
No Struggle No Progress for Businesses or Individuals
Dads Working From Home presents question #10: When should I give up?
What Is The Point Of Advertising?
Who’s Responsible for Increased Sales Anyway?
The Pluses And Minuses Of Watching One Of The Best
Nurturing Nature-Does Your Brain Need a Workout?
How, Why and When to File a Tax Extension
Just One More Time – Breaking Rocks to Make a Sale
The Power of No Power
Is Your Mouth Costing You Money?
How Persistence & Patience Can Help You Succeed in Sales
It's Not What You Say; It's How You Say It!
Lesson #3: You Do Not Need to Be a Pro to See Your Business Grow
Why Don't You Speak Up For Yourself?
Article Tags:
guilt,
self management,
Time blows by,
time management,
wasted
Referred by: http://jaykubassek.com
About the Author: Duane Hatfield
RSS for Duane's articles - Visit Duane's website
I am a Christian and desire salvation through the blood of Jesus for everyone. I am an entrepreneur and want to help others improve their situations in this life and the next. Being part of an education company gives me opportunity to instruct and mentor people in that arena of life.
Click here to visit Duane's website
More from Duane Hatfield
Growth is a Constant Process
Face The Truth About Yourself
Help for Surviving Current Recession
What is the Key to Prosperous Marketing
Live the Example You Teach
Related Forum Posts
Re: UPDATES: New Campaign! New Layout! New Ideas!
- We've also expanded the list for Contest and All-Time Leaders. It's great to now see David and Yinka on the All Time list and recognize the contributions they've made to the forums!
No B.S. Time Management
- A great book I read on Time Management is No B.S. Time Management for Entrepreneurs by Dan Kennedy.
Books that should be written
- [quote:1m0dcpd7]"The Idiots Guide To Sticking With One Thing At A Time and Not Doing Something New All The Time" [/quote:1m0dcpd7]
I myself am a 'constructive' procrastinator... I don't know if I'm alone in this.
I have about six or seven projects I'm working on at any given time. I get one project almost done... then my interest is piqued by another project and I work on that... I get burnt out and move to another...I know I do this so I have it arranged such that once I get bored or burnt out with one project, I can step right back into project 1 - or 2 or 3, and get that a little bit more done before moving on to something else.
As long as you're organized and know where all your reference material/idea sheets are when you're ready to get back to work on each project, it should be fine. I also find that by stepping away from a project - I still work on it in the recesses of my mind so that when I go back to it - it's with some good ideas that I wouldn't have had if I'd continued on with it originally.
Maybe I should write a book on how to Procrastinate Constructively... I've actually thought about doing that...because most people procrastinate, don't they...and very few are ever able to stop.
Re: Half of 2011 is gone
- It's flying by so quickly! Still have plenty to do that I wanted to have done by now. Time to really step it up!
Re: Alexa Ranking Goals
- This is a real juggling act! Time spent promoting my site is time away from developing products and looking after my clients!!
Share this article with your friends. Fund someone's dream.
Leave a comment below or share on the left and you'll help support entrepreneurs in Africa through our partnership with Kiva.
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Don’t waste your time, catch every minute and use it as a
propelling force to move you toward accomplishing your tasks. The moment you
waste today may be the one you wish you had used tomorrow. We only have each
one once and when it’s gone, it’s gone.
Related Articles
Doing Poorly Until You Learn To Do Better
Marketing\'s Greatest Ally
Losing The Deal - Yeah, It Does Happen To All Sales Professionals too!
Plan for the Unexpected
You Can’t Handle The Truth…But They Can! - Insurance Sales Training
Relationships Matter – A Lot
No Struggle No Progress for Businesses or Individuals
Dads Working From Home presents question #10: When should I give up?
What Is The Point Of Advertising?
Who’s Responsible for Increased Sales Anyway?
The Pluses And Minuses Of Watching One Of The Best
Nurturing Nature-Does Your Brain Need a Workout?
How, Why and When to File a Tax Extension
Just One More Time – Breaking Rocks to Make a Sale
The Power of No Power
Is Your Mouth Costing You Money?
How Persistence & Patience Can Help You Succeed in Sales
It's Not What You Say; It's How You Say It!
Lesson #3: You Do Not Need to Be a Pro to See Your Business Grow
Why Don't You Speak Up For Yourself?
Article Tags:
guilt,
self management,
Time blows by,
time management,
wasted
Referred by: http://jaykubassek.com
About the Author: Duane Hatfield
RSS for Duane's articles - Visit Duane's website
I am a Christian and desire salvation through the blood of Jesus for everyone. I am an entrepreneur and want to help others improve their situations in this life and the next. Being part of an education company gives me opportunity to instruct and mentor people in that arena of life.
Click here to visit Duane's website
More from Duane Hatfield
Growth is a Constant Process
Face The Truth About Yourself
Help for Surviving Current Recession
What is the Key to Prosperous Marketing
Live the Example You Teach
Related Forum Posts
Re: UPDATES: New Campaign! New Layout! New Ideas!
- We've also expanded the list for Contest and All-Time Leaders. It's great to now see David and Yinka on the All Time list and recognize the contributions they've made to the forums!
No B.S. Time Management
- A great book I read on Time Management is No B.S. Time Management for Entrepreneurs by Dan Kennedy.
Books that should be written
- [quote:1m0dcpd7]"The Idiots Guide To Sticking With One Thing At A Time and Not Doing Something New All The Time" [/quote:1m0dcpd7]
I myself am a 'constructive' procrastinator... I don't know if I'm alone in this.
I have about six or seven projects I'm working on at any given time. I get one project almost done... then my interest is piqued by another project and I work on that... I get burnt out and move to another...I know I do this so I have it arranged such that once I get bored or burnt out with one project, I can step right back into project 1 - or 2 or 3, and get that a little bit more done before moving on to something else.
As long as you're organized and know where all your reference material/idea sheets are when you're ready to get back to work on each project, it should be fine. I also find that by stepping away from a project - I still work on it in the recesses of my mind so that when I go back to it - it's with some good ideas that I wouldn't have had if I'd continued on with it originally.
Maybe I should write a book on how to Procrastinate Constructively... I've actually thought about doing that...because most people procrastinate, don't they...and very few are ever able to stop.
Re: Half of 2011 is gone
- It's flying by so quickly! Still have plenty to do that I wanted to have done by now. Time to really step it up!
Re: Alexa Ranking Goals
- This is a real juggling act! Time spent promoting my site is time away from developing products and looking after my clients!!
Share this article with your friends. Fund someone's dream.
Leave a comment below or share on the left and you'll help support entrepreneurs in Africa through our partnership with Kiva.
Over $50,000 raised and counting - Please keep sharing! Learn more.
Doing Poorly Until You Learn To Do Better
Marketing\'s Greatest Ally
Losing The Deal - Yeah, It Does Happen To All Sales Professionals too!
Plan for the Unexpected
You Can’t Handle The Truth…But They Can! - Insurance Sales Training
Relationships Matter – A Lot
No Struggle No Progress for Businesses or Individuals
Dads Working From Home presents question #10: When should I give up?
What Is The Point Of Advertising?
Who’s Responsible for Increased Sales Anyway?
The Pluses And Minuses Of Watching One Of The Best
Nurturing Nature-Does Your Brain Need a Workout?
How, Why and When to File a Tax Extension
Just One More Time – Breaking Rocks to Make a Sale
The Power of No Power
Is Your Mouth Costing You Money?
How Persistence & Patience Can Help You Succeed in Sales
It's Not What You Say; It's How You Say It!
Lesson #3: You Do Not Need to Be a Pro to See Your Business Grow
Why Don't You Speak Up For Yourself?
Article Tags: guilt, self management, Time blows by, time management, wasted
Referred by: http://jaykubassek.com
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Re: UPDATES: New Campaign! New Layout! New Ideas!
- We've also expanded the list for Contest and All-Time Leaders. It's great to now see David and Yinka on the All Time list and recognize the contributions they've made to the forums!
No B.S. Time Management
- A great book I read on Time Management is No B.S. Time Management for Entrepreneurs by Dan Kennedy.
Books that should be written
- [quote:1m0dcpd7]"The Idiots Guide To Sticking With One Thing At A Time and Not Doing Something New All The Time" [/quote:1m0dcpd7]
I myself am a 'constructive' procrastinator... I don't know if I'm alone in this.
I have about six or seven projects I'm working on at any given time. I get one project almost done... then my interest is piqued by another project and I work on that... I get burnt out and move to another...I know I do this so I have it arranged such that once I get bored or burnt out with one project, I can step right back into project 1 - or 2 or 3, and get that a little bit more done before moving on to something else.
As long as you're organized and know where all your reference material/idea sheets are when you're ready to get back to work on each project, it should be fine. I also find that by stepping away from a project - I still work on it in the recesses of my mind so that when I go back to it - it's with some good ideas that I wouldn't have had if I'd continued on with it originally.
Maybe I should write a book on how to Procrastinate Constructively... I've actually thought about doing that...because most people procrastinate, don't they...and very few are ever able to stop.
Re: Half of 2011 is gone
- It's flying by so quickly! Still have plenty to do that I wanted to have done by now. Time to really step it up!
Re: Alexa Ranking Goals
- This is a real juggling act! Time spent promoting my site is time away from developing products and looking after my clients!!
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