Time

From beginning to end, our liberties are questioned without any thought pattern. We often quickly respond without an answer of uncertainty, then we retreat to our alones and question that very response. That alone is proof of our constant race through life without recognizing the importance of time.
Your acknowledgement of time will determine whether you advance in life or if you are “left behind.” The importance of time can affect your life personally and professionally. In all actuality, the level of importance actually dictates your maturity and your attitude towards life. Always being late to places and expecting for others to embrace your lateness with acceptance is selfish. If this is you, I have a question for you that someone once asked me, which changed my entire perspective on time. Who do you think you are to inconvenience someone else’s time by your habitual immaturity? When did your time take precedence over someone else’s time, especially those that have set aside time to meet your needs? Also, if everyone else can make it somewhere on time, they why can’t you? What made you think that you should have been given a special time frame? These are the same individuals that will question reasoning behind them gaining an advancement in their careers, but failed to increase their self discovery and change their self defeating habits.
The positive bestowments of being on time can give you a positive attitude, because you are showing respect for someone else’s time frame. The benefits from being on time for work….do I even need to go there? The bottom line is that failing to being on time is a trait of selfishness.
In conclusion, remember to take that time to want to be on time. Not only for the benefits of yourself, but also to show respect for the time of others.
Be Blessed
Edquina Washington