#575 - Maximizing Your Time This Summer

Listen, you get to choose.

[upbeat music] There are three Ps of your time ownership.

Three Ps.

Let me first of all say this.

Time is not a renewable resource.

Once it's gone, it's gone.

It's limited.

You don't have enough of it, and one day when you are at the close of your life, you will look back and examine how well you used your time.

Because the level at which you are intentional about time is the level of which you are intentional about your life and the impact that you leave on this world and the difference that you can make for eternity.

So there are three Ps.

They are the priorities, what matters most; they are planning, what actually is going to happen; and it's protection, what you allow to steal your time.

Have you ever looked up and realized, man, summer is here, and I'm-- as I'm teaching this, y'all, summer is on the cusp of where we are.

It is May, and before we know it, it's gonna be June, July, and August.

And the reason why this is so important right now is because I want you in the season of the summer to think about what you wanna do with that segment of your life.

Now, if you are a Full Circle Planner girl, we spend all year long planning and preparing for every month, every season, every week, but then there are certain rhythms of just the world and the weather, and summer is one of those, and we tend to live differently, live with different rhythms during those months.

Summer is coming, and before we know it, we're only gonna have six months of the year left, and then we're gonna say the year is almost gone.

And we don't wanna end the year thinking, "I'm exhausted, I'm tired, and yet another year went by where I didn't do what I said I was gonna do." So you have to be intentional about what you wanna accomplish.

Not stressed out, not overly worked up, just intentional.

And I wanna focus on this because as the summer comes, I want you to decide, decide what you're gonna do with this non-re- renewable resource that you have.

Most women I know are not lazy, but we are certainly living a life that is engineered for distraction, which means we waste that resource.