Enlightened Time Management

How To Be Master Over Your Time And Not The Other Way Around
    
  

          Have you ever had an experience whereby you awoke in expectancy of the days activities but unfortunately, at the end of the day you wonder where the time had gone and awe at the speed it flew.


I swear I know this feeling. Often, it is heartbreaking when you realize this, so that the feeling of underachievement is stucked up in your guts. The answer to this simply is that, you've not mastered the act of becoming "The Master Over Your Time".

    Now for example, you awake feeling too good and energetic, you find yourself involved in various activities "up and doing", doing this, doing that or you make yourself work up all night, but at the end of everything all, you still have these feeling of under-accomplishment. What's wrong? What might be going wrong? It is because you haven't mastered  the act of becoming the "Master Over Your Time"

    So how do you do that? Its simple; Allow the the things that have to go, Go!

• It is by delegating tasks to the people it should be delegated to.
• It is by having a good rest when it is good enough

It simply means, there are limits to the things you can do! But more importantly, put this in Mind "Embark only on task that will be of Benefit to you the most, so that at the same time, you have time to pursue your dreams and make your loved ones happy."

                                    THE BEST WAY TO TRACK TIME



Well, well, well.. There have been alat af  misconception about time.  There have also been a misconception of the clock.. (Time&clock). Lol.
    According to Daniel Roberts in the book enlightened Time management. Time is not that 24 hours you spend in a day.. Wow! This kept me thinking "what is time?" But we aren't concerned about what time is here.. What we are concerned about TRACking TIME.
    "Time is only a concept that gives more meaning to life and the rules that govern it" - Daniel Roberts
    -"Treat your time as a business or rather, treat it like money and watch how it repays you" - Daniel Roberts in  Enlightened Time Management.
    I Think this should keep you going.