January

January
1 Time is life. If you waste your time, you waste your life.	2 Set goals that are out of sight but not out of reason.	3 All things are difficult before they are easy. -Thomas Fuller	4 Order brings freedom.	5 "One of these days" really means "none of these days"	6 Remember "Thou shalt not kill" and apply it to your time.	7 Wishing consumes as much time as planning
8 Boredom results from not meeting your full potential in Christ.	9 Ask God to help you enjoy whatever it is you are doing.	10 Don’t give your time to anything you would not give your money to.	11 There is a way through if you stay committed.	12 The first 10% and last 5% of a job tend to be the most difficult. Give your self a special reward for completing them.	13 The Gospel is bread for daily use, not cake for special occasions. Schedule your day around Biblical priorities	14 Exhort one another daily, while it is called today; Hebrews 3:13
15 When you give someone your time, you are giving them your life.	16 Many things can be achieved in a day, as long as that day is not tomorrow.	17 What may be done at any time will be done at no time. -Scottish Proverb	18 Money lost can be replaced, but time lost is gone forever.	19 If you want to know which road to take, ask someone who has been there before. Good advice saves time.	20 Nothing is particularly hard if you divide it into small jobs. -Henry Ford	21 The difference between successful people and unsuccessful ones is that the successful ones do the jobs the unsuccessful ones don’t like to do.
22 To win you have to stay in the game. -C.M. Bristol	23 Know when to "buy" time. If you earn $20 hour in your work hire out anything you can get done for $10 an hour and invest the extra hour saved in your $20 work.	24 There are no unimportant people. But there are important people with unimportant projects who will waste your time.	25 Do not let what you cannot do interfere with what you can do. -John Wooden	26 People with an extra hour to spend, usually spend it with someone who doesn’t have one.	27 Constantly ask yourself "What job is it that I and only I can do?" The answer will likely guide you in determining God’s will for your time.	28 Establish a mental link between what you are doing with time today and what its consequences will be throughout eternity.
29 Think of time in smaller segments like a lawyer or accountant. Don’t think in terms of how to spend your day, but of how to spend the next five minutes.	30 Concentrate all your thoughts upon the work at hand. The sun¹s rays do not burn until brought to a focus. -Alexander Graham Bell	31 Be fully at work when you are at work and fully at play when you are at play. Frustration comes when we always feel we should be doing the other.	THE FOUR CYCLES OF LIFE We are children to our parents. We are parents to our children. We are parents to our parents. We are children to our children.