In Due Time

There’s a common misconception that time waits for no man, but a wise man knows that time is just a figment of our imaginations and that we make time the variable that it is. What you do with yourself and how you think when you’re alone is the only time that matters. When you pay attention and focus on the things that better you as a person time seems nonexistent because your patience is participating with you and not working against you. We only believe that time is running out for us when we are either moving towards something that isn’t within our grasps or when we are anticipating things that are beyond our control. The point of the matter is is that, what you do with yourself is how much your time is worth to someone else, if you pour into yourself others will have no choice but to pour into you and vice versa. You’ll begin to notice what others do with their time without even having to spend time with them, the aura that you give off when you find yourself valuable cannot be missed by someone else who believes the same. It is up to us to make our time valuable so others can make it valuable as well, it all starts with you.