Yo, today's QOD is everything that you will ever accomplish is going to be as a result of how you use your time.

Here we go.

Yeah. Welcome back to the quote of the day.

Show I'm your host, Sean Croxton, and Sean Croxon.com.

We got Brian Tracy on the show wrapping up the week.

And today, Brian is going to talk about the psychology of time management.

And he's also going to give you three steps that you can take to become an excellent time manager.

Brian Tracy's coming up.

So let's go now and let's talk about some of the keys to time management.

And I've done many, many programs on personal and executive development.

So I'd like to start off with number one key, what I call the psychology of time management. The psychology of time management of T. M. Psychology of time management is based on a very

simple principle called the law of control. Now the law of control simply says this. You feel good about yourself, you feel positive

to the degree to which you feel you are in control of your own life. And you feel negative

to the degree to which you feel you are not in control of your own life. Psychologists call this

the difference between an internal locus of control. That's where you feel that you're the control of your own life. Psychologists call this the difference between an internal locus of control.

That's where you feel that you're the master of your own destiny,

you are behind the wheel of your own life,

and an external locus of control.

An external locus of control is when you feel that you are controlled by circumstances

outside yourself.

You feel you're controlled by

your boss and your bills and by the pressure of events and circumstances that you are not in charge,

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