Begin With The End In Mind.

If The Big Rocks Don't Go In First, They Aren't Going To Fit In Later.

Our Character Is Basically A Composite Of Our Habits. Because They Are Consistent, Often Unconcious Patterns, They Constantly, Daily, Express Our Character.

Most Leaders Would Agree That They’d Be Better Off Having An Average Strategy With Superb Execution Than A Superb Strategy With Poor Execution. Those Who Execute Always Have The Upper Hand.

Our Struggle To Put First Things First Can Be Characterized By The Contrast Between Two Powerful Tools That Direct Us: The Clock And The Compass. The Clock Represents Our Commitments, Appointments, Schedules, Goals, Activities - What We Do With, And How We Manage Our Time. The Compass Represents Our Vision, Values, Principles, Mission, Conscience, Direction - What We Feel Is Important And How We Lead Our Lives. In An Effort To Close The Gap Between The Clock And The Compass In Our Lives, Many Of Us Turn To The Field Of "time Management."

I Am Not A Product Of My Circumstances. I Am A Product Of My Decisions.