How To Make Time For What Matters.

If you’re like most people with a demanding job, then you’ve probably found yourself working more hours than you’d like.

It’s not like you don’t enjoy working, but some days you just wish you had a bit more time. Time to pursue what your heart calls for.

For how cheesy that may sound, there is probably some activity that immediately comes to mind. Something you’ve been avoiding.

Whether that’s painting in nature, writing, traveling the world, or just getting lost in a nice book, most likely than not, you probably haven’t been able to dedicate the time you’d like to it.

The most common excuse, which is reasonable, don't get me wrong, is somewhere along the lines of:

“I’d like to do it, but after I come home from work I have no energy left. I need to rest to be fresh the next day.”

While this is reasonable, it doesn’t make the situation any better.

The True Risk Of Delaying

Before I get into the specifics of how to attack the issue, I feel it is crucial to understand what’s at stake here. Because while it may seem trivial at first glance, the more you avoid these “passions”, the more you’ll find yourself devoid of meaning.