A micro-second, a second, a minute and an hour
Are all measurements that size up time and help us, keep it in check?
The world operates, thinks, eats, sleeps, walks, drives, breathes on them
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Much as we all may have different time zones, an hour remains the same…60 round trips within the circle of the clock
1,440 trips of those round trips make up a whole day
And so many more, make a week, fortnight, month, six months and a year, utmost.
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Have you ever sat down to quantify how much you lose, when you don’t value and respect time, enough?
Respect for time includes observing it, and taking the appropriate action needed or called for, in that particular time
And adequately allocating sizeable amounts of it, for every action of the day you intend to do
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Is time, another meal you can do without, therefore?
That it doesn’t need so much emphasis on your life
Or, you have lived your entire life, disrespecting time and therefore, you’re very ready and willing to maintain the status-quo
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Is time, gold, to you?
Is it bronze?
Or silver?
Or diamonds and gold?
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YOU KNOW BEST!
I know I waste time, and I’m working on that! I don’t always have the luxury of wasting time, so I need to watch it.
Hhhhhmmmm…it’s good you know this about yourself, Amber. Thank you for sharing.
Time is something we should value, and not waste it on unimportant people and things. The earlier we learn this the better.
You’re right on this, Teona. Thank you for sharing.
Sometime you cant control your time like the traffic sitting in the car…ok sometimes on a traffic jam I try to “waste” my time just doing nothing listning to good music because after a day stressful at work one need a “waste of time” moment. But yes every minute counts!
Hhhhhmmmmm…alright then. Thank you for sharing.
I know I don’t value time like it should. I don’t have all the time in the world but act like it. Always pushing back things like I have time for it later instead of doing it at the present time. Time is valuable.
Indeed. You know, one thing I learned is that WE, ALL HAVE TIME and at the same time, DON’T HAVE TIME.
I feel like I’m always racing against time, always trying to catch up & make up for the time I’ve lost. Whyyy?! lol
Hihi…I don’t know, Joy. Could it be that you haven’t clearly drawn the line between what you need and what you want? That could be a good starting point to evaluate yourself. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for sharing
You’re welcome.
Time is certainly the most valuable asset we have. Truth be told we need reminders like this great article to keep us focused on living that way! 🙂
Thank you, Christel, for appreciating. Always remember, WE, ALL DON’T HAVE TIME and at the same time, WE ALL HAVE TIME.
When I waste my time I feel I wasted my all day. I’m really trying to be more organized when it comes to that.
Hhhhhmmmmmmm…if you say so, Milica. Thank you for sharing.
Such a great reminder. Thanks for this. Sometimes I didn’t get to value my time and appreciate it. Glad I came over this post, I am reminded about valuing time.
You’re most welcome, Myra. Thank you, too, for sharing.
It is hard to measure time per se. I can see if my time is well spend if I became happy and bring many results.
Hhhhhmmmmm…alright, Blair. If you say so.
Time is the most valuable asset we humans have and all of should respect that and your post just reminded me the value of it all over again. Thanks for sharing!
Shreya
You’re most welcome, Shreya. Thank you, too, for sharing.
I am trying to value time more and more. Sometimes I just let it pass me by but now I want to just have space and enjoy it sometimes too.
Oooohhhhh…very well then, Kiwi. Thank you for sharing.
I like that you have written a post on such a topic.It’s very important to remind ourselves that time is the same for all.What we do with it is most important ,
Oooohhhh…Thank you for appreciating, Dr. Amrita.