How to Make Time for Yourself
When was the last time you put your own name in your calendar? If you’ve never done it, it probably feels weird to even think it. But think about this…
We don’t place ourselves in our calendar because there is a portion of us that believes the white spaces belong to us. In fact, the white spaces are more dangerous than the blocked spaces because they are the ones that can leave us meandering with no purpose.
If you ever want time to focus on personal growth, recreation, amusement, rest or any other personal development initiative, try putting your name in your calendar and don’t break your commitment to yourself.
You’re Worth Your Time.
Oh, and if anybody asks to meet during your scheduled time with yourself just say, “I’m sorry, I have a prior commitment.”
How Do You Make Time For Yourself
Does this sound like something that would work for you? A common objection is, “I don’t make my schedule, but rather, my boss makes it and it is a very repeditive list of daily tasks with little room for flexibility.” It’s true that not one solution works for all, however, I’d be interested to hear what works for you and what challenges you’ve been able to overcome and those challenges which still remain.
