"Zeit ist die knappste Ressource, und wenn man sie nicht verwaltet, kann man nichts anderes verwalten." — Peter Drucker
I warmly, very warmly welcome You.
It’s hard to believe how fast time flies – how seconds, minutes, and hours slip away, never to return. I notice this even more vividly and intensely since I started keeping my calendar every day without excuses, tied to my HMF-based life game. The pages filled with tasks, habits, vocabulary, and goals are growing before my eyes. One page every day… that’s 48 hours. 2,880 minutes! Just imagine how much can be done in that time, even if we are real blanket-hugging sleepers and spend 8 hours a day in dreamland – we still have exactly 2,400 minutes of active time left. Let’s use it! Here and now!
With that smooth transition, I move on to my weekly review. This is already #5 Review on my blog, yet it feels like I just started writing DailyInspire. It seems like I only just woke up and began implementing positive changes in my life. But so much has changed already, and there is still so much ahead of me. Many changes, many positive surprises, but also (hopefully as few as possible) challenges I will have to face. That’s life.
It’s important to recognize time slipping away, to be grateful for every moment of health and every fraction of a second of happiness. Life waits for no one and moves fast… ohhh, how it rushes!
Time runs like a leopard chasing an antelope. Time escapes like an antelope fleeing from a leopard.
At this point, I’d like to summarize my week:
"Keep blog posts to a maximum of one A4 page – unless the topic is truly important or complex. Other posts: short and simple. Strength lies in simplicity!"
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As you can see, a lot has happened! I encourage you to read one of my posts – I’m sure it will inspire you to a small change. Something for everyone!
Reflection
I returned yesterday from a "trip" to Germany. This trip slightly disrupted my tasks – I tried to simplify them so that, despite all the distractions, I could still complete them. And I think it worked!
Discipline maintained at an acceptable level, though there is always room for improvement!
Tasks, though simple – COMPLETED!
I’m back. Rolling up my sleeves and getting to work! Further changes are just around the corner, and I’m already looking forward to them.
Endorphins – welcome aboard!
I thank my wife for beautiful moments and my dog for happy murmurs. I’m grateful for a safe journey and beautiful weather. I appreciate every bit of happiness that fills me up.
Moving forward – with a smile and a heart full of faith and love!
Motto:
"You don’t have control over time, but you do have control over how you use it."
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