15 minutes…
That’s about 1% of a day (actually 14.40 minutes is exactly 1%).
What do you do for 15 minutes every day?
That’s 1% of your life right there.
Spend 15 minutes reading the sports page. That’s 1% of your life right there.
3 hours a day in front of your computer? That’s 12% of your life.
4 hours a day in front of the TV? You’re spending a whopping 16% of your life in someone else’s imagination.
Question #1: Are you spending your time the way you really want to?
I’m not judging — just asking.
Question #2: Do you really not care about how you spend your time?
For years – I had arthritis in the hip. Severe enough to be hobbled – nearly crippled. I walked with a cane. I had to lie down a lot.
In December of 2005, I got a new hip (thank you, thank you Dr. Ratcliffe!). I have my life back! I have my time back.
I can choose what I engage in.
I choose ballroom dancing with my wife and bowling with my wife and son!
I also choose blogging and online marketing.
How about you?
Again – no judgments. Just asking. Those 15 minute 1%ers add up. Can you afford to not pay attention?
For new online marketers: Are you trying to re-invent wheels that have come into existence by the sweat and tears of people who’ve come before you? If you can afford to spend money to save time, and now that you clearly see that 15 minutes is 1% of your day, might it not be wise to leverage your time with good tools?
And if you answer yes, take a look at the links in the rightmost column, called the Feast, the Banquet and the Buffet. You just might find something you can use with great benefit.
