Natalie Christie:

Deep down, we know that “I don’t have enough time” is really an excuse. Because there’s always enough time. Time is elastic. It flies when we’re having fun. It crawls when we focus on it like a boiling pot. Time can be anything you want it to be. The key is making it work for you, instead of frittering it away on stuff that simply doesn’t give you joy.

This is an excellent point. There are 5 tips offered to change your lack of time, but the most important thing to remember is: do what you love. I know that is a cheeseball statement but it could not be more true. Especially if you think about your time in this context:

We don’t say “spending time” for no reason. It is literally the currency of our lives, and what we choose to spend it on will ultimately “buy” us the lives we get. If you are not getting the life you want now, that’s simply because you are not spending your time on the buying the right kind of behaviour that WILL get you the life you want.

via 5 Simple Ways To Find More Time.

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