“When you sit with a nice girl for two hours, it seems like two minutes. When you sit on a hot stove for two minutes, it seems like two hours that’s relativity.” — Albert Einstein
I’ve been preparing some training materials for a special meeting this Sunday night with my Elementary volunteers (aka -team members.) As with any teacher training I’m dedicating a small amount of time on time management; both in preparation for the class and during the teaching of the class. Time management… it’s got to be the most boring thing in the world to talk about; but yet it is also one of the most important skills to be good at if you want any level of success in your life, ministry, or yard work. People who aren’t good at managing their time don’t want to hear about getting better, and people who are good don’t usually need the tips. So why do I talk about it? Because it give me an excuse to use my favorite all-time quote.
“The irresponsible will always be at the mercy of the responsible.”
