Jun
14
Written by:
jimwideman
6/14/2010 8:41 AM
Time and how you manage it is the difference between whether you are able to accomplish the things that you need to do or not. At the end of the day, it’s all about getting what you need to get done, done. One question I’m asked more than any other question is, “How many hours do you work each week?” Let’s go ahead and answer this question.
As many as I need to! Some weeks I work more than others, but my commitment is to do whatever I need to get everything accomplished for God, my family, and for work. You’ll never see your dreams come true when you’re just counting hours.
A forty-hour workweek is not a biblical concept. It is more important to work smart than to just work harder. It’s even
better when you do both: work hard and smart at the same time.
In my book "Beat The Clock" you’ll learn how to do just that. You’ll also learn how to evaluate what you are doing so you can concentrate on accomplishing all God wants you to accomplish. Time management will help you in every single area of your life
from work to play. I believe it’s also a habit you can learn, practice, and master. It will help you be a better parent, a better employer, and a better employee; and it can help you in every area of your life.
So I want to hear from you! If you have read this book send an email to theClub@jimwideman.com telling me your greatest take-a-way if you are selected I'll send you 5 copies to share with your team. If you have not read it send me an email telling me why you need this book and I'll choose 5 folks to get a free book from the submissions.
thanks for reading my blog!
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