NO EXCUSES: YOU HAVE TIME
So often I hear from you guys that you don’t have time:
- You don’t have time to learn a new language
- You don’t have time to go out and meet new people
- You don’t have time to learn programming
You just don’t have time, and it’s all bullshit.
So today’s message is simple: YOU HAVE TIME:
Here’s the thing:
You had time to play video games for six hours a day.
You had time to play video games for twelve hours a day.
And you found that time, no problem…
So whatever your situation is, whatever the hobbies are that you’re looking to develop, whatever skills you want to get better at… you have time.
“Not having time” is not an excuse – time is a priority. We always make time for the things that are important to us. Period.
Your actions express your priorities.
Whatever your priorities are, that’s how you’re spending your time.
As humans we all have the same twenty four hours every single day, so how does someone like Elon Musk run three different companies and launch rockets and land them and do all of that cool crazy shit?
Because he invests his time where he wants to – it’s not like he has any more time than any of us.
So you have time. Time is not an excuse, time is a priority.
Ponder that today. How are you using your time? Are you investing it into yourself? Are you investing it into reading the books you want to read? Learning the programming you want to learn? Learning the language you want to learn? Hanging out with the friends you want to hang out with?
Are you investing your time or are you merely just sitting around hoping that your situation is going to change?
Share your answer in the comments and let me know what are you doing with your time. Are you investing it wisely? Are you struggling with procrastination?
Hope is not a strategy, so whatever you’re hoping to do, make sure that you have your actions express your priorities because you have time.
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