Monthly Archives: March 2009

What is theory and what is practice? My team has grown to 8 people. I am continuing to pass on responsibility. They are great at taking it and making it work. The biggest challenge I took with regards to spending … Continue reading →

This is the most difficult and most involved, but has the greatest long-term results. In reality all preliminary steps just prepare you for this ultimate vision: becoming redundant. There is an emotional component to it. To a large extend we … Continue reading →

We can spend time or invest time. The difference is in the timing of the outcomes. Spending time has two immediate outcomes: we receive money or we experience joy. Investing time has three possible outcomes: we receive money, we gain … Continue reading →

Here is a list of my time wasting activities. Thanks to Raymond Aaron, Tim Ferris and Mark Joyner for teaching about them. Look for things that are easy to implement and have the greatest impact on your life. Do not … Continue reading →

I want to spend time on something I really enjoy. Something that I have not done for a long time. Maybe never done. Get a massage. Go for an extended walk. Take my daughter to the zoo. Go to lunch … Continue reading →

Time is our most valuable resource. We all have a set quantity – nothing can change that. But we do have absolute control over the quality of each hour. In theory at least. My  practice needs to improve. How can … Continue reading →