5 / 365 Fixed Time Appointments
Time flies. It’s up
to you to be the navigator.
Robert Orben
‘Fixed time
appointment’ is a very simple but powerful idea, which should be practiced on a
daily basis. We are familiar with the time table habit which we followed when
we were in school. The school authorities ensured that we followed a specific
schedule everyday, which helped us to read many subjects simultaneously. But
many of us do not follow this simple but powerful tool after our school days.
Successful people still have a weekly and daily schedule and follow fixed time
appointments.
Choose not more than
three daily activities that you have to do and fix a time for the same. For
example: coffee at 6 a.m.; reading newspaper at 7 a.m; lunch at 1 p.m and
dinner at 8 p.m. Try practicing the time discipline for these activities for
the next 21 days. If you find it difficult, may be you can reduce the number to
not more than two or three. Over a period of time, you will be able to bring
many activities in to this time discipline. By this simple method, you will
fall into a self discipline.
Start this from
today!
NC Sridharan
NC Sridharan
(From my book “365 Exciting Ways to Live”)
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N.C. Sridharan
www.thetimefoundation.com
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