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Using Seconds


Today, tracking my time helped me recognize the power of seconds. Seconds can make a difference. There are many times that I move slower than I could, or I wait to get started doing something, when if I just buckled down and worked efficiently, it would get done much sooner than I think! I want to get better at using the seconds throughout my day.

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