Love those big numbers. Thanks.

Simple and great post. Just like you always do Loes. thanks.

Time management is important, but energy management is the most important. I use a time-tracking app to see where my day went and how much time I invested into various tasks, but I also don't hesitate to grab a nap if I need one, or take a break to go to the gym. Rest and recovery is the most crucial aspect of productivity.

2 hours of laser-focus, high energy productivity is far better than an 8 hour day filled with the blahs, so rest if you need it, and spend most of your leisure time doing things that are renewing and beneficial. Reading is an especially great leisure activity, as it stimulate the mind and promotes creativity and inspiration. I find that the more content I ingest, the more I have to say, and the easier it is to write, which as well know...is the single-most-important part of being successful in IM.

But, still...I do wish each day had maybe an extra 2 hours in there. ;) And they each seem to pass so much quicker the older I get. :(

Time management is something I need to keep in mind these days, Loes. Thanks for this post. Blessings!
Hilda

Time management is so important. I know I get a lot more accomplished when I effectively manage my time.

Great words of obvious wisdom. Thanks for sharing.

Greag Loes, love the quotes! :))

Interesting quote from Einstein, not heard that one before. :)

very interesting makes more aware of time

Love the Eleanor Roosevelt quote, Loes! Time is one of those things that we don't think about much until we run out of it. Since I only sleep 2-3 hours per night, I think about it a lot.