Richard Milligan Podcast Episode 13

29 May 2020 · 1 min

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In this brief motivational segment of Episode 13, Richard Milligan emphasizes that time is a unique, non‑replaceable commodity unlike money. He argues that because time cannot be replenished, individuals must treat it with utmost seriousness. Milligan advises listeners to conduct a thorough audit of how they spend their hours, ensuring that each investment of time is wise and aligns with their personal vision for the year. By doing so, he claims one can achieve exponential personal growth compared to those who neglect time management.

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Time is something that we all have to continually evaluate. It's the one commodity that's just not replaceable, right? Like, I can get more money, but I can never get more time, right? I can— even after I spend money, I can replenish and then make different, better decisions with my next money, right? But with my time, I Tomorrow comes, but tomorrow also goes. I never get tomorrow back. I never get a do-over on that. So this is one area that you got to get really serious, because if you can truly multiply your time by ensuring that where you're investing it, that it's a wise investment, then you can grow exponentially more than anybody else that just doesn't do that. Go audit your time and determine if you're investing it in the right place, the wisest places. And then you're going to ask yourself the question, is it in alignment with my vision for this year?