Have you ever postponed a certain task as simple as mailing a birthday card for your mother who is out of the country, or perhaps something as important as preparing your report for tomorrow's presentation at the office?

Yeah, I know what you're thinking. You've got a very hectic schedule and you feel like going crazy over so many tasks and things to do.

Say your mother believed any of your excuses of why you had to send her a "belated Happy Birthday" card, or how you managed to get over that important presentation with fillers like "uhm…you see… uhm… well…" as you didn't have time to prepare. Did you feel great about getting these things done and consider them good enough?

I don't think so.

In fact, you could have done it better … or rather, you ought to do it better!

Do you have to wait for the moment when your mother sulks because she thought you had forgotten her birthday? What if the increase and promotion you've been waiting for your whole life will be given to your colleague because you don't deserve the recognition?

Why wait for something terrible to happen before you start organizing your time, your career, your relationship with other people, your space, and most especially, your life?

 

  “Control the time in your life so you can get on with having the time of your life”