Some great thoughts here. Indeed, we need to learn how to maximize our time and so in this way we can maximize results. However, I personally prefer the middle path of things, because if I overload too much, then I will, in the future, suffer some kind of setback. But overall, I agree with your thoughts here.

Many Thanks,

Keith Johnson
Technical Writer & Author

First off, thanks for your great newsletter. Especially loved the last one where you talked about the “series” of articles.

Just a little comment here: [Quote]: “After all, the day only has 24 hours, so that being extremely selective when it comes to the activities you spend time on…. “[Unquote]

That just reminds me of an interview I read of this NASA chief (Mike Griffin…?) who has a number of graduate and doctorate degrees, so, in this interview they ask him how come he had the time to study and do the research, and get all those PhD’s and yet be able to manage NASA at such a young age.

And he said, “I don’t watch TV and I sleep very little.”

Well, I think it’s all about what priorities we set for ourselves. Twenty-fours was invented by man. If not for it, there’s only darkness and light as Earth revolves around the sun… and your life is not controlled by an alarm clock.