Hey there. You are watching or listening to the Sister Circle podcast. I'm your host,

Crystal Evans Hurst. Sometimes you get me and a guest, a friend, a sister or a brother

who joins me on the podcast. Sometimes you just get me. And today is one of those days.

So let's talk a little bit about how you cannot waste your time.

So I emailed, sent an email a few weeks ago, and if you're not on my email list,

you should be, because I normally share all of the things with my email list first,

because there's too many things to keep up with. So I make sure that I put it all in there.

But I shared recently that time is usually not my friend. I have to work really, really hard

to be on time. It's not because I don't care about people's time. It's not because I don't move

fast. I'm actually a pretty fast mover. It's not because I'm unaware of the time. Time

just seems to get away from me. I think I'm fairly optimistic with time, and I always think that

I can do more than what time will actually allow. I find myself stressed out all the time,

because I am rushing to a flight or rushing to get to church on time, or looking at my watch and

saying, I can't believe that it's already such and such a time. I have been struggling with time

for as long as I can remember. My family assumes I'm going to be late. My daughter believes that I'm

ADD. She said, because all of the things that you do in your life point to that, and one of the signs

of people who have a million things going on and who are able to operate at a high level is that

they just don't have a good pulse on time. I hate struggling with time. And even when I try to set

my alarm earlier or get up earlier or give myself more room, I still end up somehow thinking I

have more time than I really do. It is a thing for my life, and I know it. It's just something I will

always have to work on because I'm not naturally wired to leave large amounts of space for me to get

things done. And I'm optimistic about what else I can do with my time. However, here's what I don't like.

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