“Dost thou love life? Then do not squander time, for that’s the stuff life is made of.” This morning I received a thank you email from a reader named Hope. She said our blog and book helped motivate her through an arduous recovery process following a serious car accident last year. Although her entire story was both heartbreaking and inspiring, this one line made me pause and think: “The happiest moment of my life is still that split-second a year ago when, as I laid crushed under a 2000 pound car, I realized my husband and 9-year-old boy were out of the vehicle and absolutely OK.” Dire moments like this force us to acknowledge what’s truly important to us. In Hope’s case, it was her husband and son. And in the remainder of her email, she talks about how her family spends significantly more time together now, simply sharing stories, telling jokes, and appreciating each other’s company. “The accident made us realize how much time we had been wasting every day on things that weren’t important, which prevented us from spending quality time with each other,” she said. It’s hard to think about a story like Hope’s and not ask yourself: “What do I need to stop wasting time on?” Here are some things to consider, that I’ve been examining in my own life: marcandangel/2014/02/05/25-things-you-need-to-stop-wasting-time-on/
Posted on: Thu, 06 Mar 2014 12:33:51 +0000
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