Comments on: You Don’t Have Time http://theintangiblewealth.com/2009/03/you-dont-have-time/ Mon, 29 Nov 2010 18:52:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Darren Baker http://theintangiblewealth.com/2009/03/you-dont-have-time/comment-page-1/#comment-44 Darren Baker Thu, 05 Mar 2009 02:17:32 +0000 http://theintangiblewealth.com/?p=148#comment-44 Sarah, Welcome to the blogger's world, running and screaming are prohibited! Unless you are running and screaming good news about this blog, then it's ok. :) Great question. My answer is captured in two words: start small. It can be very discouraging to start something and take on too much. Setting challenging, yet realistic expectations is key. Whatever it is that you may be looking to start <em>Now</em> should be broken down into <em>baby steps</em>. Decide what baby steps you can take <em>now </em>and stay consistent with it. Over the course of time, with patient perseverance, you will see how your efforts compound. Eventually you'll be leaps and bounds ahead of the rest. Sarah,
Welcome to the blogger’s world, running and screaming are prohibited! Unless you are running and screaming good news about this blog, then it’s ok. :)

Great question. My answer is captured in two words: start small. It can be very discouraging to start something and take on too much. Setting challenging, yet realistic expectations is key. Whatever it is that you may be looking to start Now should be broken down into baby steps. Decide what baby steps you can take now and stay consistent with it. Over the course of time, with patient perseverance, you will see how your efforts compound. Eventually you’ll be leaps and bounds ahead of the rest.

]]> By: Sarah Hutch http://theintangiblewealth.com/2009/03/you-dont-have-time/comment-page-1/#comment-43 Sarah Hutch Wed, 04 Mar 2009 19:56:55 +0000 http://theintangiblewealth.com/?p=148#comment-43 This is really cool; you've officially broken me into the world of blogs and I won't run away screaming or rolling my eyes lol. I really like the obit and cemetary example too. Sometimes it takes saying shocking examples, treading somewhere most people don't want to, in order to really get a point to make sense and stick. One question though, what do you think in regards of becoming overwhelmed with all that a person should start "Now!" Besides the obvious "time management" or the occasional, more blunt "you have to deal with it" responses. This is really cool; you’ve officially broken me into the world of blogs and I won’t run away screaming or rolling my eyes lol.

I really like the obit and cemetary example too. Sometimes it takes saying shocking examples, treading somewhere most people don’t want to, in order to really get a point to make sense and stick. One question though, what do you think in regards of becoming overwhelmed with all that a person should start “Now!” Besides the obvious “time management” or the occasional, more blunt “you have to deal with it” responses.

]]> By: Darren Baker http://theintangiblewealth.com/2009/03/you-dont-have-time/comment-page-1/#comment-42 Darren Baker Wed, 04 Mar 2009 03:59:25 +0000 http://theintangiblewealth.com/?p=148#comment-42 Jaclyn, I appreciate the honesty. At least you are realizing the consequences of procrastination. Procrastination allows us to survive, but not thrive. Unfortunately, many of us don't value the time we have until we recognize that it's limited. Age and death tend to put us in touch with its limitations. Hence, the obituary/cemetary example. Thanks for the anecdote. Glad you liked the post! Jaclyn,
I appreciate the honesty. At least you are realizing the consequences of procrastination. Procrastination allows us to survive, but not thrive. Unfortunately, many of us don’t value the time we have until we recognize that it’s limited. Age and death tend to put us in touch with its limitations. Hence, the obituary/cemetary example. Thanks for the anecdote. Glad you liked the post!

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