Time is a precious commodity. What you CHOOSE to do with it is really important. The 365 commitment puts you in the driver seat. Before the day starts choose what you are going to spend your time on.

Today I am choosing to set aside many priorities and spend some time with the person I love the most. I wrote that down in my list and when I prayed about it, I felt ok about it.

It is about using time with a purpose. I cannot think of a better way to spend my time today.

So spend your time on what is important to you, your family, those you can help. Feel ok with spending time on the right things. In a year from now you will remember the time well spent, you will not even recollect that trivial task that was distracting you today.

Guy Reams (28)
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