Does anybody else have this problem—you spend an hour or so at your favorite bookstore, pick up a bunch of books that seem just perfect for your current interests and then you realize that you haven’t read the last books you bought with the same intentions? I don’t know about you, but I’m building quite the library with this present mentality. Why bother? I guess i feel like the potential to learn is there…if I’d only sit down and read more books. Maybe I need to find a book about reading more books? Or maybe it’s simply about discipline, being deliberate or quite possibly, staying accountable with my time?

I’ve heard that you can only spend a dollar once. Although that is true, you can take a dollar, spend (invest) it and get more back. Not so with time, once it’s gone, it’s gone forever. Getting time back will never happen. So if I’m to hold a high level of accountability with my money, it seems that I should hold a higher standard regarding my time. Maybe that’s why they say that time is money?

What do you think?