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stuff. Today I'm going to be talking about four strategies to improve your time management and let's dive in. I want to

start off by saying this you never get more than 24 hours in a day. The vast

majority of people that I talk to that are not doing what they want to do or their

business isn't at the level they want it to be or they feel stressed out about children

or whatever it might be. The thing that I hear reflected to me so often

is that I don't have enough time. Oh Rob, if I only had enough time, then I would be a millionaire.

If I only had enough time, then I would have a better relationship with my family.

And in reality, what I've come to find is that most of the time in that situation, those people

are just complete trash at time management. they're just terrible at it and I was this way for a really long time until I worked at a sales company where they literally made us come in and bring a scheduler that was every 15 minutes of the day from 7 a.m. until 8 p.m.

and they forced us to write our schedule down and plan out every 15 minutes of our day.

And what's really crazy is when you plan it every 15 minutes of your day, you realize

you have a whole lot more time than you think, and you waste a whole lot more time than you think.

So if you want more from your life,

you need to be better with your time.

And you need to be better and always.

You need to be better personally,

professionally, emotionally, spiritually,

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