make the most of every day

Sounds like a simple thing to do, if a little ambiguous but I have a tendancy towards planning rather than doing. And what a collection of plans I have! I’m almost too cautious to even put it down in writing cos once I do it will serve as a permanent reminder of what I’m not doing…... unless I do it. Hmmmm….. Guess I’d better go make a plan of how- Waaaaaaaait a minute, thats not right. I’m gonna go…. do…. something?! Blimey, this is harder than I thought.

I am going to officially start this goal tomorrow. Inset are some subgoals:

a.) Call Heather
b.) Go outside for a walk
c.) Take pictures
d.) Write Laura an email
e.) Read more of Irresistible Revolution
f.) Search for used textbooks on Amazon
g.) Limit internet time to 1.5 hours
h.) Spend time with God

If I get things done and don’t just waste the day away and actually take time to enjoy God, then I will be on my way to implementing this goal into my life.

We all have 24 hours in a day, it’s the only thing that we all have in common. What differentiates success from failure is how the hours in the day are used. If one spends 8 hours sleeping, another 8 hours playing or watching tv, 3 hours eating, 2 hours lazing around, and 3 hours working do you think that this person will become successful? In order to attain true success one must use the hours wisely.

I find days where I get so ambitious and just want to go out and conquer all the things I aspire to do. However, these days are few and far between and by the time I get to them, my aspirations (many of which include the 43 things on this list) are piled WAY TOO HIGH to even begin to tackle. I wish I could be ambitious every day.