This Time You Save Yourself

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Are you aware that most Americans spend over two hours per dayon social media? [2] If this is you, consider what you could accomplish over those two hours. Save time on the trip to the gym by exercising in your own home, and you’ll have exercised before you’d normally have even arrived! #51 – Make exercise a part of your day Sometimes it’s all too easy to throw your clothes into the wash when they can be worn at least once more – but washing them less often means much less laundry time! #56 – Shower

They’re easy to prepare, and save a lot of clearing up / washing up time too – what’s not to love?! #26 – Group friends together It takes so much more time to hoover a room when you have to move every last item of furniture to get to the floor. Achieving more each day requires developing practical routines and learning to appreciate your time for what it’s worth. People who do their work on time and appreciate their time rarely experience feelings of being unable to accomplish their goals.

Often we find it easier to say Yes to someone as we don’t want to offend or seem unhelpful. But it really can be useful to learn to say NO even just a little more. Do you struggle with addiction? If a substance or activity has a grip on your life, you don't have to live with it or face it alone. Start dealing with your addiction and take control of your own life.

If you sit down the night before and plan out the following day, you can see what time you have and what you need to get done, and plan your day accordingly. #20 – Say ‘NO’ more Do the work up front by having 2 laundry baskets – 1 for whites and 1 for colours ( or get one with 2 sections).

This saves you time having to look through the cupboards every time you want to do a shop. #42 – Have leftovers for lunch TIP– Have a basket by the front door with things that need to go out of the house. You can just grab them when you leave! This works really well for things like library books, dry cleaning, post, borrowed items etc…) #5 – Double up whenever you can For example – you can unload the dishwasher or put a load of washing on really easily while making a phone call to a friend. #10 – Read using audiobooks

Most supermarkets now offer this service for a small fee (which I feel is worth paying for the time saved) – and you can even save time deciding what to buy as they will save your favourites in a list so you don’t need to search through every time either. #12 – Wipe down the shower When you have less in your home – you have less to clean, less to maintain, less to shop for etc…. – saving masses of time each week! #32 – Minimise TV time This is the nature of war. By protecting others, you save yourself. If you only think of yourself, you’ll only destroy yourself. We tend to carry on doing things week in week out because that’s what we’ve always done. We start to become blind to what can be changed. If we can make every minute count as much as possible, we should find that the day to day “stuff” doesn’t take over too much and we can have more time for what we really want to be doing.If you can group things together into your weekly schedule (errands, phone calls, paying bills etc…) then you’ll get them done much faster than if you did each one as and when it cropped up. Katsushiro: He has the real samurai spirit. He is totally fearless. Yet at the same time, he is gentle, and modest- look how he acted after he went and got that gun. And how he went too- just as though he were going up into the hills to look for mushrooms. Kikuchiyo (sarcastically): Delightful. Your yapping is absolutely riveting.