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Time is More Valuable than Money.

Most people look at their bank accounts with great attention and assess how much money they have to spend, to invest, and to give away… ...

In fact, time is much more valuable than money because you can use your time to make money, but you can't use money to purchase more time.

In today's show, I chat with my good friend Louise Bedford about time management and investing your time like it is money.

I know people say that time is like money, but I've found that when I invest money I make more. I have never found a way to get my time back. That is why today, we are teaching a different concept of time management.

How to Invest Your Time Like it Is Money:

• Transforming your relationship with time so that you have more focus and balance and are able to get more done.
• How time is the one thing that we don't get a second chance at.
• How not all time is created equal. We need to leverage our time and do things in a smart way to become wealthy.
• Pretend you are going on holiday tomorrow and do what needs to get done.
• The importance of having integrity with our time. How women give, give, give, and their energy reserves get depleted.
• Putting your own goals and prosperity above everybody else's goals.
• Letting emergencies get in the way of your personal projects.
• Looking for time leaks, so that you can have the outcome that you want.
• Having a focus day where you isolate yourself from the world and focus on one core skill. Not letting distractions eat up your goal.
• Not having time shouldn't be an excuse. You should say it is just not a priority anymore.
• How 20% of your time produces 80% of your results. The sweet spot of time that produces results.
• How most people have no idea what their A, B, and C activities are and don't know how to structure their time.
• Leveraging your time and systems instead of increasing your hours.
• Getting into the level of genius and not getting overwhelmed with low-level activities.
• Structure your days to use your time more effectively.
• Upgrading your time is the wealthy solution. Trading time for dollars is the non-wealthy solution.
• Learning to structure your time to have fun, so you can work less for a longer amount of time and years.
• Delegating and dumping the D activities.
• Finding where you are wasting time. Tracking your activities and finding the time bandits.
• If it is not earning you money, creating pleasure, or giving back to your family or community then why are you doing it.
• Concentrating on one thing at a time and setting specific goals to manage your time.
• Not assigning too many tasks for one day, or using an electronic to do list which will automatically assign them to the next day.
• Getting the unpleasant tasks out of the way first thing. As long as they are important. Eat That Frog.
• Delegate. Don't do it. It takes practice to do what you need to do. Find the bottlenecks. Write down where the holdup is and then take action.
• Becoming accountable to somebody. Having mentors, business coaches, and being part of mastermind group.
• Setting y