expand the idea contained in the proverb time is the most valuable thing man can spend
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The most valuable thing man can spend is time.They say time passed cannot be recalled.Time is the precious gift of God.Time makes us to identify the tense.It is really very valuable for a man
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When we think of things of value, we think of possessions, people and intangibles like health and love. But time too is valuable. Like any item which exists only in a specific amount, its value lies in the fact that there is only so much of it and once it’s used up, it’s gone. And, unlike the cash we have in the bank, we have no idea how much time we actually have. The total is hidden from view, and all we can calculate is how much we have spent.
That makes it all the more important that we pay close attention to how we are using this “coin of time.” Are we wasting it, talking about what we want to accomplish instead of accomplishing it? Are we deluding ourselves that there is plenty of time so a few wasted minutes here and misused hours there don’t really matter in the greater scheme of things?
If that’s the case, stop now being a spendthrift with your time and use it wisely and productively.
And to give you a headstart, I have created “Jump-Start Day,” celebrated this year on March 14 (the official start of daylight savings time), the day when we “lose” an hour by turning our clocks ahead.
On “Jump-Start Day,” get out of your procrastination rut and do one thing that shifts your dream into a goal and turns it from being an impossible fantasy into a possible objective. And don’t say you don’t have time. All it takes is 30 minutes a day. In 30 days, you will have dedicated 900 minutes—15 hours!—toward your goal.
Those 15 hours are going to pass anyway so why not spend them for something you truly want, something that is important to you, something that will change you from being a passenger in life to the driver of your fate?
Give your psychic engine a jump-start and then get out on the road of life. The checkered flag is waiting. Go for it!
That makes it all the more important that we pay close attention to how we are using this “coin of time.” Are we wasting it, talking about what we want to accomplish instead of accomplishing it? Are we deluding ourselves that there is plenty of time so a few wasted minutes here and misused hours there don’t really matter in the greater scheme of things?
If that’s the case, stop now being a spendthrift with your time and use it wisely and productively.
And to give you a headstart, I have created “Jump-Start Day,” celebrated this year on March 14 (the official start of daylight savings time), the day when we “lose” an hour by turning our clocks ahead.
On “Jump-Start Day,” get out of your procrastination rut and do one thing that shifts your dream into a goal and turns it from being an impossible fantasy into a possible objective. And don’t say you don’t have time. All it takes is 30 minutes a day. In 30 days, you will have dedicated 900 minutes—15 hours!—toward your goal.
Those 15 hours are going to pass anyway so why not spend them for something you truly want, something that is important to you, something that will change you from being a passenger in life to the driver of your fate?
Give your psychic engine a jump-start and then get out on the road of life. The checkered flag is waiting. Go for it!
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