Good Morning! Time Is Free But Also Precious

Around the Corner: “Time is free, but it’s priceless. You can’t own it, but you can  use it. You can’t keep it, but you can spend it. Once you’ve lost it you can never get it back.”
~Harvey MacKay
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Good morning!  

Our time is more valuable than money. Our time is the one thing money can’t buy. If only we would protect and cherish our time like we would a winning lottery ticket. One of my mentors is a very successful CEO who has gone through vigorous, top-notch, elite training programs. When I asked him for advice, he shared that the single most important thing a person can do is recognize their core competencies. He explained that there are things in this world that ONLY Brook can do. He stressed that I needed to spend 90% of my time “in that zone.” He also explained that there are many things Brook can do, but can also be done by others. He shared that one of the biggest mistakes we make is not being true to our core competencies and spending too much time doing things that other people can also do.
 
Sometimes we do this because we think “our way is the best way” or we are scared to let go. But each time we veer from our core competencies, we also veer from our core mission.  

Your Turn: What are your core competencies? What tasks do you need to “let go” so you can spend more time “in the zone?”
 
Your affirmation: I value and cherish my time–always spending it wisely.
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