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Seeds of SUCCESS:
Where Is Time Going?

Do you ever wonder if maybe time isn’t speeding up? I mean, it just seems to fly by so quickly! Seems like every month practically ends before it’s even got started! We know we should be taking more time to savor the many individual moments that make up our lives. We want to spent quality time enjoying the company of our friends and family and to be able to pause long enough, every once in awhile, just to refresh ourselves without feeling guilty. We want to really get the most out of life. But one day turns into the next and then the next, and we just wonder, “Where is the time going?”

Makes one wish you could just stop the clock for a while and take a break from time. But alas, we cannot stop the clock! However, we can get in step with the concepts of time. We can plan the use of our time more effectively. We can make time for what is most important to us if we will simply make a conscious decision to stop wasting our precious time.

If we want to have more time to do the things we really want to do, we must learn to identify those things that tend to be “time-thieves” in our lives–complaining, procrastinating, gossiping, watching television, being disorganized–just to name a few. These things, and others, really do rob us of valuable time that could be put to better use.

Where is time going? The real question should be, “What are you going to do differently today, than you did yesterday, to maximize your life and limited time on this planet?”

Think about what your highest priorities are and determine what time wasters you are going to give the boot. Don’t just think about it, though. Take action now!

We may have just twenty-four fast-paced hours in each day
that add up to 365 days speeding by every year,
and that is enough–that is, if we do it right!


By Robert A. Prentice, Professional Development Systems  4/06
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