Wednesday, May 16, 2007
15 Minutes
How many hours will you invest in order to be a productive individual? Guess what!!! …..15 minutes. Yes 15 minutes. A 15-minute investment of your time to keep your things in order is a small investment that can reap big rewards. That's it, just by investing a small portion of your time each day can make you a systematic person, well-organized and in control of your life.
Looking for something is a waste of time. If we can allot just 15 minutes to put things into its right place can help us prevent from being stressed looking for things. Maybe it is about time to remove some of unnecessary files, papers and so on.
An organized way of storing our things before, during and after we end our day can be a wise way of saving our precious time for more productive activities.
You can also use a 15-minute break to jog, bike, do some sit-ups. It doesn't have to be done in a meticulous strict time format. Small chunks of good things is better than doing nothing at all.
For 15 minutes you can also meditate and pray. Read a bible passage and reflect. It can be the gospel reading of the day and the commentary of the priest or the author.
Just for 15 minutes you can call a friend or loved one and say a simple hi or hello. You can also use your 15 minutes to spend some quality time with your nephew or niece.
Also for just 15 minutes you can create a plan for the week, the day and as the day ends evaluate if you achieved your goals.
Yes there are indeed many things that you can do positively with your 15 minutes. You can read a good book (a chapter will do), write a poem, take a nap and other great things.
Yes even writing this sharing took me 15-minutes to finish….and some more minutes for editing.
- Yel
Looking for something is a waste of time. If we can allot just 15 minutes to put things into its right place can help us prevent from being stressed looking for things. Maybe it is about time to remove some of unnecessary files, papers and so on.
An organized way of storing our things before, during and after we end our day can be a wise way of saving our precious time for more productive activities.
You can also use a 15-minute break to jog, bike, do some sit-ups. It doesn't have to be done in a meticulous strict time format. Small chunks of good things is better than doing nothing at all.
For 15 minutes you can also meditate and pray. Read a bible passage and reflect. It can be the gospel reading of the day and the commentary of the priest or the author.
Just for 15 minutes you can call a friend or loved one and say a simple hi or hello. You can also use your 15 minutes to spend some quality time with your nephew or niece.
Also for just 15 minutes you can create a plan for the week, the day and as the day ends evaluate if you achieved your goals.
Yes there are indeed many things that you can do positively with your 15 minutes. You can read a good book (a chapter will do), write a poem, take a nap and other great things.
Yes even writing this sharing took me 15-minutes to finish….and some more minutes for editing.
- Yel
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