We Always Have Time. It’s About Prioritizing What Matters
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Have you ever felt like there’s just never enough time? I’ve been there too. Not just at work, but in my personal life as well. As someone with a High SC personality (DISC) and an INTJ MBTI profile, I get easily overwhelmed if my tasks aren’t neatly checked off. It used to feel like I was constantly racing the clock, stuck in an endless cycle of catching up. But then I had a lightbulb moment. We all have 168 hours in a week—no more, no less. When I actually broke it down, I realized: 40 hours for work 56 hours for sleep 10 hours for commuting 20 hours with family 7 hours for exercise That still leaves 35 hours. That’s plenty of time to squeeze in a little more for myself and the things I enjoy. Here’s how I use my extra time: Planning: Setting goals, organizing my week, and reflecting. Playing Games: It helps me unwind, recharge, and even spark creativity. Daydreaming: Sounds unproductive? For me, it’s a gateway to fresh ideas. Creating Social Media Content: Building my personal brand ...