“The bad news is time flies. The good news is you’re the pilot.” – Michael Altshuler

Time like beauty is in the eye of the beholder. It’s a personal perception based on emotions and events. There are numerous ways to define and describe time. When we’re bored, sick, waiting to hear test results, or longing for a loved one, time drags on. For children eagerly awaiting Christmas, summertime or their next birthday, time takes forever. As we grow older each year literally seems to fly by. Regret, mistakes, missing out on things, not appreciating something or someone, along with good times, vacations, celebrations, and reliving special moments universally make us want to turn back the hands of time.

In today’s hectic world, we all feel there isn’t enough time to do it all. Commitments, chores, and work take time away from things we enjoy doing like reading, learning a new language, meditating, writing, walking in the woods, taking bucket list trips, spending time with family and friends. If we don’t make time to do these things, we’ll never find the time. When it comes time to reflect back on life will it really matter if we worked extra hours at the office or got all of the housework done? Time is precious. Like money it can be spent or with appreciation it becomes even more valuable.

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