Think about what you can trade off in your everyday life so that you are spending more of your valuable time on what really matters. What unimportant things can you replace with more important activities? Fill in the chart below realistically, replacing those unimportant things with something small and easy that, over a period of time, will make a difference in your life. Create a new, more valuable schedule for your average day—one that invests your time wisely. It doesn’t have to be hard and the changes don’t have to be huge. Don’t make this into a big production or make it so difficult that you can’t do it. Keep it easy.
For instance, you don’t have to join a health club and pay lots of money and be locked into a schedule to improve your health, but you might want to walk around the neighborhood every night after dinner. You don’t have to quit your job to spend more time with your kids, but maybe you could watch less TV. You don’t have to go back to college full time to become better educated, but you might want to read a book instead of stopping off after work for a couple of beers.
And get creative when you’re doing this! Think it through. If your time is so valuable—and it is because once it’s gone, it’s gone, and you can never get it back—then why not combine some of those valuable activities to increase your personal value and succeed in life? Why not walk around the neighborhood every night after dinner with your kids and talk to them? Work on health and family at once!
Remember, time is more valuable than money. How you’re investing your time is even more important than how you’re investing your money. Spend it wisely.
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