In a previous post I had mentioned some steps that I have taken toward scheduling the family in all our daily activies. It has been wonderful so far and I expect it will be more than wonderful when I can completely finish it .
Daughter #7 has a class in document processing. She had a couple of paragraphs that focused on time. As I was grading her timed writing I could not help but chuckle how it is no accident that our scheduling and the paragraphs come together. It will be part of the focus as I finish the schedule. I also thought it was worth sharing.
(This was taken from our school text, "Keyboarding and Document Processing-Second Edition", published by A Beka Book, in Pensacola, Florida, page 295.)
Time is an important resource God has given each of us. It cannot be bought, sold, borrowed, lent, saved, multiplied, or manufactured; it can only be spent. Unused portions of time disappear and can never be regained. Every day each of us receive twenty-four hours of time like every other person on earth. The difference is that some people can get more out their time allotment than others. How can you manage the time you have? Managing time really means managing yourself by making the best use of your time.
You are in charge of the time given to you. No one else can spend it for you. It this your treasure and responsibility. It must be carefully guarded, for there are enemies lurking about that will influence your to squander it. Schedule devotions into your plan each day. Through it all take time for God. You can use your time wisely not by rushing here and there but by careful planning. Careful planning and setting priorities can prevent the necessity for frantic rushing that usually results in mistakes and poorly done work.
I trust that your day is a wonderful one!
Daughter #7 has a class in document processing. She had a couple of paragraphs that focused on time. As I was grading her timed writing I could not help but chuckle how it is no accident that our scheduling and the paragraphs come together. It will be part of the focus as I finish the schedule. I also thought it was worth sharing.
(This was taken from our school text, "Keyboarding and Document Processing-Second Edition", published by A Beka Book, in Pensacola, Florida, page 295.)
Time is an important resource God has given each of us. It cannot be bought, sold, borrowed, lent, saved, multiplied, or manufactured; it can only be spent. Unused portions of time disappear and can never be regained. Every day each of us receive twenty-four hours of time like every other person on earth. The difference is that some people can get more out their time allotment than others. How can you manage the time you have? Managing time really means managing yourself by making the best use of your time.
You are in charge of the time given to you. No one else can spend it for you. It this your treasure and responsibility. It must be carefully guarded, for there are enemies lurking about that will influence your to squander it. Schedule devotions into your plan each day. Through it all take time for God. You can use your time wisely not by rushing here and there but by careful planning. Careful planning and setting priorities can prevent the necessity for frantic rushing that usually results in mistakes and poorly done work.
I trust that your day is a wonderful one!
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