Time Management

Keeping Godly priorities will improve your Time Management.

Time is one of the greatest misconceptions of modern life. Surrounded by clocks, smart phones, smart watches, social media, hectic schedules, and digital devices galore, we imagine time marches forward in a steady, linear progression. The truth is far more arbitrary.

“Day, n. A period of twenty-four hours, mostly misspent.” – Ambrose Bierce (Satirist, 1842-1914)

Throughout history, many cultures used different ways to track days in the year. Julius Caesar ended “years of confusion” when he introduced the ten-month Julian calendar in 46 BC. (September, October, November, and December were Latin for the seventh, eighth, ninth, and tenth months of the year.) July and August were added 1600 years later.

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