Repurposing Time To Accelerate Success

The Called Podcast

Touré Roberts

Education, Business, Entrepreneurship, Self-improvement

5.0 • 595 Ratings

🗓️ 29 January 2024

⏱️ 26 minutes

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Summary

When we deem something as valuable, we tend to treasure it and handle it with care. We are intentional about protecting it at all costs to ensure we are utilizing it to its full potential. But there is one currency we all have access to that is often misused and given away with no regard. That resource is none other than time.

Time is the one natural resource that constantly moves. Once it's gone, there's nothing we can do to get it back. There are some practical tips I want to share with you that will help you to see time differently. Making incremental adjustments to how you spend your time can change the trajectory of your life. Because when we become aware of how we manage and budget our time, we can repurpose it to accelerate success in every area of our lives.

As we become more mindful about how we spend one of our most valuable resources, I want you to consider spending time at The Called Conference on May 17th and 18th in Los Angeles. We will gather together to be empowered, inspired, and activated into all God has CALLED us to do. Registration is open now!

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0:00.0	Hello, family. This is P.T. Torre Roberts and welcome to the call podcast. Man, I love this podcast.
0:10.9	If I wasn't the host of this podcast, I would still be listening to it week in and week out.
0:16.3	There's such a grace with such a community, we're such a family, and it's amazing to grow together
0:22.9	as we are encouraged, inspired, equipped, giving tools to walk out our calling. We are not random.
0:31.5	We are called, and we're not called to small things. We're called to great things.
0:36.3	And I'm just thrilled, thrilled to be with you once
0:39.2	again in this week's episode. And listen, first and foremost, if you haven't subscribed to this,
0:46.7	I want you to be proactive and I want you to subscribe to this right now so that you get notified
0:51.4	every time there's a new podcast episode available.
0:56.4	Oftentimes, the way that God works is he will use things.
1:00.6	You have to set things in place that will allow what God has for you to come to you.
1:06.1	We're in a world filled with distractions.
1:08.5	Our attention spans are getting shorter and shorter and shorter.
1:11.4	So you have to bake in and build in opportunities to grow, to learn, and to be aligned so that you
1:18.2	can move forward in your awesome and amazing calling. If this is your first time listening to the
1:24.3	call podcast, first of all, welcome to you. Welcome to the family. I believe this is to you welcome to the family i believe this
1:29.6	is going to be one of your favorite weekly podcasts and i also believe that you're going to see
1:34.3	your life grow exponentially weekend and week out as these tips tools or strategies are brought to
1:41.1	you and what's cool about it is my goal each week is to make it 26 minutes or
1:45.9	less. In other words, because time is valuable and time is important, I don't want to take up too
1:52.5	much of it, only enough to get you that spark, to get you that fire, to get you that idea
1:57.5	that will change your life. Listen, we have been in the series on self-management
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