Good Use Of Time
$9.00
Good Use of Time gathers together wisdom of the ages that will help you appreciate and wisely administer the limited amount of time at your disposal. Before one can benefit from calendars, to-do lists, and organizational tactics, one needs to understand some important principles related to time and its proper use. These principles are summarized in traditional sayings like:
* He has more who needs less
* Urgent things can wait
* Make haste slowly
* Put your heart into what you are doing
By meditating on the lessons found in this little book, you will learn to treasure every moment of your life as an opportunity to serve God and others.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781594171857
ISBN10: 1594171858
Rafael Caldera
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: February 2013
Publisher: Scepter Publishers
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