Quality Time Left

Quality Time Left

Those of you who are still running around like a chicken with its head cut off so you can make more money, push for that next promotion, getting that new expensive car to show off to your friends and family and working so hard that there is no time left for yourself - it's time to consider how much quality time you have left in your life.

Many of you would say: "I'm young enough to not have to worry about quality time." "I have to get to where I want to be before I consider quality time." "My spouse can take care of everything while I bust my butt making a great living for both of us." 

Well, guess what - shit happens. By the time you're ready for quality time, the family may have left you. By the time you're ready for quality time, you may be too old to enjoy it. By the time you're ready for quality time, you may not be in good enough health to live the good life.

I was one of those people. Giving up quality time cost me two marriages. Giving up quality time cost me a relationship with my two sons. Giving up quality time played a part in my mental and physical health.

It took me until later in life to realize how short life is and how important quality time is. I'm one of the lucky ones that, even though I had a job that paid me well, I decided the stress was not worth my quality time. I retired at sixty two. 

Now I'm seventy two and these last ten years have been the best years of my life. Although I believe I'm going to live until I'm ninety four, I'm smart enough to know that my life can end tomorrow. 

Sooo, no matter what age you are now, it's time to consider;

How Much Quality Time You Have Left In Your Life