Checking your list twice

Every morning you are handed 24 golden hours. They are one of the few things in this world that you get free of charge. If you had all the money in the world, you couldn’t buy an extra hour. What will you do with this priceless treasure? Author Unknown

Good morning! Today I encourage you to take a good, long, look at your to-do list. To-Do lists can be quite interesting and revealing. Many of us feel guilt when we don’t accomplish those items we have labeled as “to-dos.” But before feeling guilt, perhaps it is time to look at your to-do list in a new light.

When we have items that remain incomplete on our list, that doesn’t necessarily mean we suffer from procrastination. Sometimes the undone tasks can offer insightful clues as to where we are in this season of life, and help us define our priorities. Our incomplete tasks can give us clues about what is not important to us at this season of our life.

Have you ever had someone ask you how you feel only to respond “fine”? Or have you had someone ask you what you want to do, and you find it hard to make a decision? In the process of self-discovery, sometimes it is easier to figure out who we are not, instead of who we are.

Our incomplete tasks can give us clues about what is not important to us at this season of our life. If a task stays on our list long enough, it simply isn’t a priority for us right now. Perhaps it is a priority to someone else in our life, or it is something we “think we should do” based on our upbringing.

Your Turn: Evaluate your to-do list like a detective.  Practice the art of self-discovery by uncovering things that are not important to you at this season in your life. Analyze your to-dos and let the ones that are not a priority go.

Today’s Affirmation: I spend my time in alignment with my priorities.



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  1. one thing in life I have learned is that today is the day to live your best for you and yours – my dear hubby passed away on July 21 ( this year ) and I can say he lived with cancer and left his friends and familes truly blessed.

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