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Originally Posted by JKuehl  A big problem with which i deal with since i can think is this:
I want to read so many great books, i want to watch so many great movies, i wanto to play so many great computer games.
I want to spend time for my other hobbies, and want to spend time for hobbies i havenīt praticed in the last years.
I also want to meet up with my friends, phone or chat with them, experience so many things ( travelling, going to clubs, trying new sports like rock-climbing, taking salsa-classes, etc).
My problem is to handle this abundance. Iīm not good in prioritizing my goals and plans, and often i think: "damn - i wanted to read xy today" or "i still havenīt tried out rock-climbing which i wanted for about half a year now".
How do YOU handle such abundance vs. limited time problems? Of course you can manage your time better to pack in more into it or try polyphasic sleep to gain some extra hours - but that wonīt resolve the problem. |
Hi Kuehl,
This is a problem faced by many people due to the overwhelming amount of things that they want to do. I prefer to get one thing down at a time which really help to get more things done. With too many things in mind, it is hard to achieve them all. Tackling one of them at a time will be the way to go.
Cheers
Vincent
Personal Development Blogger