What Are You Working For? (Weekly Challenger 10/6/2008)
So often, time management systems focus on getting as much done as possible as quickly as possible. But that doesn’t lead to happiness, or success, or even accomplishing anything of importance. And often what happens is that in our efforts to get as much done as possible, we don’t leave time to do the things that make our lives worthwhile.
When is the last time you stopped to watch a sunset? Noticed a bird in a tree? Appreciated the aroma wafting from a bakery? Savored a piece of creamy dark chocolate?
As you plan out your week this week, schedule in some time each day to stop and enjoy life. Make it at least as important as completing that report, sending that email, making that phone call. After all, what are you working for? What are you living for?






October 6th, 2008 at 9:14 pm
Yeah, it had better be dark chocolate because what’s the value in stopping life for milk chocolate?
November 12th, 2008 at 3:58 pm
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