Time May Fly But Remember, You’re The Pilot

Posted by:  Darlene Duncan CWDP, JSS, CCC, JCTC, JCDC
                  Training Coordinator

We are all given the exact same number of hours in a day, minutes in an hour and so on and so forth. It’s what we do with our time that makes the difference. Organization is a key element in getting the most done in the least amount of time. You have the same number of hours in a day that Thomas Edison, Leonardo da Vinci and Helen Keller had, now think about what they accomplished. 

Hours in a Week 

7 x 24 = 168 hours in a week

168 – 40 hours for job searching = 128 hours remaining in a week

128 – 56 hours for sleep = 72 hours remaining in a week (3 full days)

72 – 24 hours for miscellaneous chores = 48 hours remaining in a week

48 hours remaining = 2 full days left to recharge 

The bad news is time flies. The good news is you’re the pilot.
                                                                                     Michael Altshuler

Remember this: your lack of planning does not create an emergency for anyone, other than yourself.

 

For more on this issue, click here for an article.

Like Sands Through an Hour Glass

Do you have enough time in the day? All right, you can stop laughing now. Of course, you don’t. Most of us find that we always need just a few more minutes so we can get done those things we have to finish. You’re in luck because someone recently sent me a link to a wonderful article with some easy to do, practical ideas for saving time.
It’s definitely worth the time it takes to read it. I know I plan on using a couple of the ideas presented.
To read article click here.