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02 September 2010

Time Well Spent

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Whether you’re an entrepreneur or a working mother, your time becomes one of your most valuable commodities. It can even be considered a form of currency—for example, if you’re bartering with other businesses. So if this resource is so precious, we must not waste it. And I don’t mean you shouldn’t be wasting helping others or on a creative venture. Being wasteful with your time is spending hours, days worrying or being negative.

 

How many times do we find ourselves overwhelmed with life and instead of focusing on one thing at a time, we throw our hands in the air and say, “forget it?” Think of all that energy you spent listening to your mind chatter to the point that it disabled you to move forward. What a waste of time! And let’s not forget the time we spent complaining to our significant other about what an awful day we had. If we only have two hours to spend with our significant other before the day is over, why spend it talking about something that already made you upset during the day?

 

The good news is we can train our minds to not fall into that deep hole of negativity and empty mind chatter. The minute you start feeling pessimistic, tell yourself “I am so busy right now, why am I stressing myself with worst-case scenarios?” Promise yourself you will do something productive when you see yourself spending time on nasty thoughts. And productive can mean going for a walk or getting lunch with a friend—it doesn’t have to be work related. Because time spent nurturing our soul and well-being is time well spent!

 

Or send me a tweet @LorenRidinger if you’re in need of some inspiration.

 

~Love Loren

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