A brief history of time

"A Brief History of Time": No, this is not Stephen W. Hawking's remarkable book (which is said to be the book with the greatest discrepancy between sales and reading), but something much simpler: 

Your time is limited, and you can not multiply it! 

What does this mean according to the laws of economics? Correct: Time is valuable. More valuable than anything else that we can multiply, like money, for instance. 

And here is the bummer: We have all the same amount of time available: exactly 24 hours a day. 

The only difference between the people and their success is what they put into this time to produce results. 

Now you may think: that's all very profane! And you’re right: It is! However, as in the book quoted at the outset, there is a huge discrepancy between understanding and implementation. So, here are some ideas about "time pirates" and "time wizards": 

Time pirates (they steal productive time): 

• TV
• Newspapers
• Meetings
• Internet
• E-mail
• Most phone calls
• Working without goals
• Many colleagues at work
• Low mental energy
• Distraction

Time Wizards (they increase productive time): 

• Good books / audiobooks
• Video and audio courses
• Good seminars and workshops
• Work on the topics that accelerate your growth
• Talks with interesting people
• Clear goals at the beginning of each day
• High mental energy
• Clear mission
• Focus
• Momentum

Please expand these lists according to your own experiences. Then, use 80% of your time with “time-increasing" activities. Simple, right? 

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