Time is a concept that is very psychological in nature. It’s quite metaphysical, in fact. How you view it is consistent with your perspective of it, which in return determines how you manage your time. 

As I continue my journey towards entrepreneurship, each day as I work towards my goals, I realize how much of a struggle it actually is. Starting any blog, business, ministry, or organization isn't for the faint at heart. It requires boldness, courage, tenacity, and discipline, and for some of us, these traits don't come naturally. They are being developed.

How are you spending your time? Just like money, time can be spent and because you can’t get it back you want to make sure that you are using it wisely. Have you ever heard of the Fringe Hours? These are the hours you have left outside of your daily schedule to focus on self-care and getting things done. 

Many of us cringe at the thought of peeling our eyelids open and prying ourselves out of bed, but this is the life of a self-starter. A self-starter is a person who capitalizes on every moment of her day. She wakes up with the intention of moving one step forward than the day before. 

Do you find yourself automatically scrolling through your Instagram as you start to work, or maybe pausing your writing to catch up on your latest Snaps? If so, then you may have a hard time staying focused.

As we discussed in last week’s post, goal setting is a mental process that requires a powerful mindset shift. To effectively set goals it’s important to lay a strong mental foundation. The foundation of goal setting starts with the mind.

When it comes to setting resolutions or goals, the foundation of your success begins with your mind. The mind is the most powerful tool that we have. If used the right way, it makes all the difference to how we sustain the journey of completing our goals. 

Every now and then we all suffer from some form of procrastination. Regardless of whether the task is big or small, procrastination is one of the biggest reasons why a lot of people aren’t getting things done.

We are in the final countdown of 2015! With that being said, what have you accomplished this year? Have you met your New Year’s resolutions, or did they fall to the wayside about 3 weeks into January?