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Scheduling personal development time in your calendar

Byryan

Successful people don’t grow by accident, they grow by design.

When you schedule personal development time on purpose, you are making time to design the life you want.

You are essentially who you create yourself to be.

Once you embrace the “growth” habit, you will improve your way of life.

Source: Scheduling Just 15 Minutes of “Personal Development Time” Into Your Calendar Can Change Your Life

Much like the directions given in the event of a plane crash, take care of yourself first.

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