Stop Wasting Your Time!
If you’ve ever caught yourself saying, “I don’t have time to improve my life,” it’s time to challenge that belief. The truth is, mindless moments add up—and they’re costing you your dreams. There are strategies that can help you reclaim those lost minutes and turn them into powerful opportunities for growth.
Are your efforts moving you forward or just keeping you busy?
Take the quizHarness the Power of N.E.T. Time
One of the most effective tools I teach is N.E.T. time—No Extra Time. This means using the time you already spend commuting, running errands, exercising, or cleaning the house to feed your mind with high-quality coaching and information. Imagine turning your daily routine into a personal growth seminar. That’s how you start to achieve your dreams without adding a single extra minute to your day.
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Here’s how to stop wasting time and make every moment count. Prepare a list of action items, podcasts, or websites that you can tap into during short bursts of free time. Keep this list handy on your phone or in your planner. When you combine your N.E.T. time with intentional action, your results will multiply. Take a look at your day—where could you be learning, growing, or planning instead of zoning out? N.E.T. time allows you to maximize what you already have, so you get more done without missing a beat.
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Learn MoreWhy Are You Wasting Time?
Before you dive into new time management systems, it’s important to get honest about why you’re wasting time in the first place. Maybe you haven’t gotten clear on your ultimate purpose, so motivation is low. Perhaps you’re stuck in limiting beliefs, telling yourself you’re not capable of achieving your goals. Or maybe you simply haven’t learned effective time management skills yet. Whatever the reason, the power to change is in your hands.
Proven Strategies to Stop Wasting Time
Let’s break down a few strategies that can help you reclaim your time and your life:
- Chunking
Chunking is the process of grouping tasks by their desired outcome. Start by writing down everything you need to do. Then, look for patterns or commonalities—what can be done together, or what serves a similar purpose? This approach helps you focus your energy and take more effective action, rather than scattering your attention. - Priming
Getting things done isn’t just about having a to-do list—it’s about being in the right state. Priming is a daily practice, just 10 minutes, that helps you adjust your emotions and attitude. When you’re in a peak state, you’ll accomplish more and feel more motivated. Try starting your day with gratitude, visualization, and energizing movement to set yourself up for success. - Rapid Planning Method (RPM)
RPM is a powerful time management system that puts you back in control. It’s not just about what you need to do, but why you want to do it and how you’ll get there. If you want to go deeper, check out The Time of Your Life, a 10-day audio coaching program that walks you through applying RPM to your own life.
“You see, in life, lots of people know what to do, but few actually do what they know. Knowing is not enough! You must take action.” —Tony Robbins
RPM isn’t time or task management—it’s life design. Gain the clarity, momentum, and tools to take control and design a life on your terms.
Master your time nowReclaim Your Time—Starting Now
There are only so many hours in the day, but when you use them effectively, you’ll find there’s more than enough time to achieve anything you set your mind to. Start today. Pick one strategy—chunking, priming, or RPM—and put it into action. Remember, it’s not about having more time, it’s about making the most of the time you already have.
Live with passion, and make every moment count.
“No matter how many mistakes you make or how slow you progress, you are still way ahead of everyone who isn’t trying.” – Tony Robbins
