Time is Gold: Learn How to Mine it for Knowledge and Success

Understanding the impact of small, consistent efforts on personal growth.

So many people seem to have this issue, and yes, they think so because they don’t yet know how to manage their time.

Here’s the thing, these days, almost all of us have a computer in our pocket, and I’m talking about the smart mobile phone that’s equivalent to having a computer in your hands, wherever you are.

Let me give you some examples of how to learn new things or how to grow your mindset, even if you have a 9-to-5 job:

1. When you wake up in the morning to prepare your coffee, start by listening to a podcast based on your niche of interest or the area in which you want to grow.

2. When you clean your house or take a bath, you can always listen to a podcast.

3. When you are on your way to work, if you drive a car, you can continue to listen to a podcast or an audiobook.

4. If you use public transport to get to work, you can read a book on Kindle. Just install the Kindle mobile app, and you can read the books you’ve purchased from Amazon Kindle.

5. Wake up one hour earlier and watch a course or videos on YouTube based on your interests. This is like investing 365 hours in your education over one year.

Depending on the circumstances, there’s always a way to educate yourself!

When driving, listen to audio, when you have the opportunity to read, take advantage of it because audio can be used when you have other activities that make it impossible to read a book.

There’s time, you just have to know how to use it!

Sadly, I have seen so many people listening to music or watching sports almost every day, and they complain that they don’t have time. Of course, we all need some time for fun, but not every day, if you understand what I mean.

If you want to grow, change your priorities. If not, keep listening to music on your earphones while you go to work, watch Netflix for hours when you get back home, and then complain about the government because high taxes and low salaries!

Keep complaining about institutions or people because of X or Y, while you don’t do anything with your life! These things will persist, but if we don’t take action to educate ourselves, no one will help you!

Use the time effectively!

Hope this will help some of you.

To your success! 
Marius