Right now, my problem appears to be that there are too many things that I want to accomplish. There are not enough hours in the day. I know from experience that if I don't make something a priority, it doesn't get done. I also know that the best way to make something a priority is to spend time each day on it, but there are only so many things you can block out time for each day, and a calendar has never worked very well for me (stuff happens). What would you suggest? asked 11 Jan '10, 18:18 Vesuvius |
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Are you really sure you don't have enough time? :) answered 12 Jan '10, 20:27 Stingray 2
See also http://spiritlibrary.com/abraham-hicks/only-17-seconds-away-from-your-true-desires
(13 Jan '10, 06:43)
Vesuvius
Is this what you do when you go through your items in your manifestation spreadsheet?
(13 Jan '10, 06:47)
Vesuvius
That's certainly one of the principles behind it...keeping my attention purely on things that make me feel good for extended periods of time which is the same as keeping my attention on things I want:http://www.inwardquest.com/questions/2981/is-reality-creation-mostly-about-making-ourselves-feel-better/2984#2984 . And if I have something in there that doesn't make me feel good, I use various vibrational processes on it to shift it to a good-feeling place...and then I have another thing in there that makes me feel good :)
(13 Jan '10, 07:22)
Stingray
I can only vibrationally be married for 16 seconds hahahaha
(06 Nov '12, 08:38)
Nikulas
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I had found this site some time ago, it might help http://www.markforster.net/blog/2009/9/5/preliminary-instructions-for-autofocus-v-4.html answered 11 Jan '10, 22:54 Roy I use AutoFocus daily, a remarkable intuition-based time management system
(12 Jan '10, 07:43)
Stingray
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If something on my schedule had to fall by the wayside----because as you mentioned, stuff comes up and the best of intentions can be crowded out----I put that on the top of my priorities for the next day. That way nothing can be habitually put aside. If it doesn't get time from me one day, it will on the next. If something important gets missed today, I don't need to feel guilty about it, it's OK, because it will get done for sure tomorrow. This plan doesn't have to be in writing, if you don't like to do that, only kept in your mind. answered 11 Jan '10, 21:03 LeeAnn 1 |
Perhaps you should use the law of attraction get some additional time. ;) answered 11 Jan '10, 21:19 Asklepios But is it a zero-sum game? Don't I have to give up some time in one area to get some time for another area?
(12 Jan '10, 03:44)
Vesuvius
Actually, yes. But I wonder what would happen if you wished for more time without thinking about giving up anything. Perhaps you would feel less inclined to some activities. Nevertheless, here the management strategy is the most important, so treat my answer with a distance.
(12 Jan '10, 14:26)
Asklepios
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I have read about how many successful people use appointment books, and have every day scheduled out exactly by the minute. There is no over time for them. If they have it marked that they visit you from six to six thirty then that is it, six thirty they leave! You may be in the most important interesting conversation ready for a great breakthrough that could solve world hunger and they say look at the time I have to go now. Because they have something scheduled from six thirty to seven next. I read it takes a lot of discipline to do but you achieve so much more than you ever did before, you make yourself your own work slave and you are never off the clock! I wouldn't doubt it if sleep is scheduled too, this much time scheduled to sleep, shower from this time to this time three minutes to get dressed, breakfast from this time to that time etc... If you think of it, it does seem most efficient, I mean if you were a robot or computer that would be exactly the way everything would get done. Everything set in place perfectly and nothing allowed to interfere or change the set program worked out in the schedule. It may seem that they have no time for relaxation, to be stress free but that is scheduled too like fifteen minutes to relax at five to five fifteen. Probably sex is scheduled too it makes sense it would be actually for people like this. If they say schedule everything that would be part of everything. I don't know if I'll ever be that organized myself, it seems I never have time so maybe I need something like that myself to take the pressure off of everything. answered 12 Jan '10, 19:26 Wade Casaldi |
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