" While this is obvious in retrospect, a great easy to free up your time to work on something new is to give something up. Instead of optimizing every second of your day ( which is doable but very difficult to maintain), I believe the better option is to make a sacrifice"- Randall Degges
I have 168 hours each week. You have three same amount. We can try to squeeze as much as a can but eventually it will become unsustainable.
Since we can not make more hours then we have to figure out how to maker better hours. By giving up some things that maybe have lost importance, we might gain enough time to pursue what is truly important to us.
Delaying a project is not the same a sacrificing. To me, sacrificing means to completely eliminate it from your future plans. that is the price for getting better hours.
Today's question is:
"What is on your schedule that could be sacrificed?"
I have 168 hours each week. You have three same amount. We can try to squeeze as much as a can but eventually it will become unsustainable.
Since we can not make more hours then we have to figure out how to maker better hours. By giving up some things that maybe have lost importance, we might gain enough time to pursue what is truly important to us.
Delaying a project is not the same a sacrificing. To me, sacrificing means to completely eliminate it from your future plans. that is the price for getting better hours.
Today's question is:
"What is on your schedule that could be sacrificed?"
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