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Our time is the most precious thing we have next to life. It is the true currency we have to spend in this world and the one currency that we can never get back once we have spent it.
The choices that we make in this lifetime will determine what we leave behind for our loved ones. There comes a point in our lives when we must look at what we need to do rather than what we want to do. Unfortunately, many of us do not realise this until we are much older and wiser. Some of us possess the quality to notice the fact at an early age and it is almost natural to act in a sensible manner. Those who do realise will surely reap the fruits of that seed much earlier in life rather than one who fails to take heed of the simple idea. Necessities before luxuries. Dare to let go of your wants and look deeper at what you truly need. Most of the time, if we are honest, we actually need to let go of ideas, memories, baggage and even material possessions at times so that we can be free to move forward and away from what is holding us back.
Time is so important. When we are young children we have no concept of time itself and move throughout each day almost fulfilled. As we grow and become tied to our duties and schedules we are drawn into a whole new concept of time and generally the idea is that we do not have enough of it. We begin to realise as we grow into adults, usually into our later adult years, how short life really is considering the average life expectancy. We begin to change in seeing that what we once held as important is now not so much. Goalposts and morals adapt as we age and look back, reflecting on the choices we made, the opportunities we seized and missed and the goals we failed to achieve and those targets we reached. Reflection on how we have spent our time is very important if we are to make the rest of our lives better and for our loved ones around us also.
How are you managing your time today? Have you allocated enough time to your necessities for them to take priority over your luxuries?
The choices that we make in this lifetime will determine what we leave behind for our loved ones. There comes a point in our lives when we must look at what we need to do rather than what we want to do. Unfortunately, many of us do not realise this until we are much older and wiser. Some of us possess the quality to notice the fact at an early age and it is almost natural to act in a sensible manner. Those who do realise will surely reap the fruits of that seed much earlier in life rather than one who fails to take heed of the simple idea. Necessities before luxuries. Dare to let go of your wants and look deeper at what you truly need. Most of the time, if we are honest, we actually need to let go of ideas, memories, baggage and even material possessions at times so that we can be free to move forward and away from what is holding us back.
Time is so important. When we are young children we have no concept of time itself and move throughout each day almost fulfilled. As we grow and become tied to our duties and schedules we are drawn into a whole new concept of time and generally the idea is that we do not have enough of it. We begin to realise as we grow into adults, usually into our later adult years, how short life really is considering the average life expectancy. We begin to change in seeing that what we once held as important is now not so much. Goalposts and morals adapt as we age and look back, reflecting on the choices we made, the opportunities we seized and missed and the goals we failed to achieve and those targets we reached. Reflection on how we have spent our time is very important if we are to make the rest of our lives better and for our loved ones around us also.
How are you managing your time today? Have you allocated enough time to your necessities for them to take priority over your luxuries?
