Some of the greatest business leaders are horrible at balancing their time. When it comes to money, they know how to create a budget and stick to it. There’s only so much money to go around, so they prioritize, make the necessary cuts and allocate accordingly. These are basic, yet critical skills for balancing a budget.
The same skills can be applied toward time allotment. Set your priorities, make the necessary cuts and be consciencious about how your time is spent. And just like with money, don’t go over budget.
While we worry about money, we take time for granted. Ironically, time is much more irreplaceable than money. We can always make more money. But time is an account from which we only make withdrawls. And none of us know our remaining balancing.
Time is precious and extremely valuable. We must spend it with care, and not waste a single moment.
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