The way you use your time is the way you live your life.
Posted on April 29, 2009, under Time Boundaries.
Finding time to figure out what’s what, when it comes to the swine flu, is a challenge right now. Any peek at the news media, be it print, on line, or on TV or radio, is going to yield lots of breaking news about the spread of the flu, and lots of frightening questions about where it might be headed. How do you sort through it all? How do you avoid panicking and, at the same time, not downplay what could be a serious world health challenge?
This is a situation where time related skills – and especially time boundaries – can be very, very helpful.
Here are 3 tips to think about, as we navigate these days of emerging and sometimes alarming news about this current outbreak of the swine flu:
Time Boundaries may be especially important in the area of Preparedness right now. If you are reacting very strongly to the news you are hearing, you may put more time into this area than you need to. At this stage, Proportion and Perspective are key. Maintain your time boundaries, monitor the situation – and deal with your feelings as they come up, so that your perspective stays as clear as possible.
How do you find yourself responding to the swine flu news that is swirling around us? I’d love to hear your thoughts!
What if you could find another hour every day? You can! You are invited to sign up and download The New Finding Time Boundary Template. It’s FREE, and when you sign up you will also receive (if you don’t already) my FREE, weekly Finding Time Tips and my FREE, monthly Award-Winning Finding Time E-zine!
Let’s explore time together …
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