There are 24 hours in a day. Everyday.
The % of time you devote to create your future = the % probability you’ll have that future.
One hour a day is a tremendous amount of time.
First eliminate the ‘constants’
8 hours sleep
2 hours eat/groom
2 hours travel
8 hours work
The 4 hours left are your variable.
So to invest just One Hour – not on ‘maintenance’ – a day,
represents 25% of your time, …creating your future!
What progress do you make when you do that elsewhere?
Computer games, hobby, etc. (Look at your ‘results’ You got there a bit at a time)
Now it’s time to invest One Hour in your future
The first 20 minutes or so, you settle in. (Stay with it!)
The next 20 minutes, you barely start to become effective
(Make those calls, Write that article/book, Brainstorm your invention, etc.)
Don’t stop! The last 20 minutes are usually the most productive.
It takes the first 40 minutes to make the last 20 minutes most effective.
Invest One Hour in your future.
Consider the alternative…
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To reinforce this read any two below:
# 1 Ferris Wheel – 3 Cumulative Knowledge – 12 Change – 16 Follow Up
24 The Wedge – 32 Red Light, Green light – 50 Limits – 96 Habits
136 Beggars & Alcoholics – 196 Past, Present & Future – 201 One by One There are 24 hours in a day. Everyday.
The % of time you devote to create your future = the % probability you’ll have that future.
One hour a day is a tremendous amount of time.
First eliminate the ‘constants’
8 hours sleep
2 hours eat/groom
2 hours travel
8 hours work
The 4 hours left are your variable.
So to invest just One Hour – not on ‘maintenance’ – a day,
represents 25% of your time, …creating your future!
What progress do you make when you do that elsewhere?
Computer games, hobby, etc. (Look at your ‘results’ You got there a bit at a time)
Now it’s time to invest One Hour in your future
The first 20 minutes or so, you settle in. (Stay with it!)
The next 20 minutes, you barely start to become effective
(Make those calls, Write that article/book, Brainstorm your invention, etc.)
Don’t stop! The last 20 minutes are usually the most productive.
It takes the first 40 minutes to make the last 20 minutes most effective.
Invest One Hour in your future.
Consider the alternative…
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To reinforce this read any two below:
# 1 Ferris Wheel – 3 Cumulative Knowledge – 12 Change – 16 Follow Up
24 The Wedge – 32 Red Light, Green light – 50 Limits – 96 Habits
136 Beggars & Alcoholics – 196 Past, Present & Future – 201 One by One Il y a 24 heures dans une journée. Chaque jour.
Le pourcentage de temps que vous vouez à créer votre futur = le pourcentage de probabilité que vous allez avoir ce futur.
Une heure par jour est un temps considérable.
Premièrement éliminez les ‘constantes’
8 heures de sommeil
2 heures pour manger et se toiletter
2 heures de déplacement
8 heures de travail
Le 4 heures qui reste est votre variable.
L’investissement de seulement Une Heure par jour – pas sur l’entretien- représente 25% de votre temps… à créer votre futur!
Quel progrès faites-vous lorsque vous faites cela ailleurs?
Les jeux d’ordinateur, les passe-temps, etc. (Regardez les ‘résultats’ que vous obtenez un petit peu à la fois)
Maintenant c’est le temps d’investir Une heure dans votre futur.
Les vingt premières minutes, vous vous installez. ( Restez-là!)
Les 20 minutes suivantes, vous commencez à peine à devenir efficace.
(Faire ces appels téléphoniques; écrire un article ou un livre; faire un remue-méninges sur votre invention, etc.)
N’arrêtez pas! Les 20 dernières minutes sont habituellement les plus productives.
Ça prend les 40 premières minutes pour rendre les 20 dernières minutes les plus efficaces possible.
Investissez une heure dans votre futur.
Considerez l’alternative …
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Voici des liens:
# 1 La grande roue – 3 La connaissance cumulative – 12 Changement– 16 Suivi
24 Le coin – 32 Feu rouge, feu vert – 50 Limites – 96 Habitudes
136 Mendiants et alcooliques – 196 Passé, Présent & Futur – 201 Un à la foisThere are 24 hours in a day. Everyday.
The % of time you devote to create your future = the % probability you’ll have that future.
One hour a day is a tremendous amount of time.
First eliminate the ‘constants’
8 hours sleep
2 hours eat/groom
2 hours travel
8 hours work
The 4 hours left are your variable.
So to invest just One Hour – not on ‘maintenance’ – a day,
represents 25% of your time, …creating your future!
What progress do you make when you do that elsewhere?
Computer games, hobby, etc. (Look at your ‘results’ You got there a bit at a time)
Now it’s time to invest One Hour in your future
The first 20 minutes or so, you settle in. (Stay with it!)
The next 20 minutes, you barely start to become effective
(Make those calls, Write that article/book, Brainstorm your invention, etc.)
Don’t stop! The last 20 minutes are usually the most productive.
It takes the first 40 minutes to make the last 20 minutes most effective.
Invest One Hour in your future.
Consider the alternative…
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To reinforce this read any two below:
# 1 Ferris Wheel – 3 Cumulative Knowledge – 12 Change – 16 Follow Up
24 The Wedge – 32 Red Light, Green light – 50 Limits – 96 Habits
136 Beggars & Alcoholics – 196 Past, Present & Future – 201 One by One