Comments on: The Way to Wealth – Nuggets of Wisdom from Benjamin Franklin: Time Management http://www.crackerjackgreenback.com/the-basics/the-way-to-wealth-nuggets-of-wisdom-from-benjamin-franklin-time-management/ Prudent Advice for a Prosperous Future Fri, 30 Dec 2011 15:40:23 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Paul Williams @ Crackerjack Greenbackhttp://www.crackerjackgreenback.com/the-basics/the-way-to-wealth-nuggets-of-wisdom-from-benjamin-franklin-time-management/#comment-565 Paul Williams @ Crackerjack Greenback Fri, 28 Nov 2008 20:16:44 +0000 http://www.crackerjackgreenback.com/the-basics/the-way-to-wealth-nuggets-of-wisdom-from-benjamin-franklin-time-management/#comment-565 Yes, I still struggle with time management myself. I usually can do a good job about it, but every now and then I'm really good at messing it up! Good time management makes things easier. The two keys to success that Franklin points out in his <em>Advice to a Young Tradesman</em> are industry and frugality. Don't waste your time, and don't waste your money. Very true for success in almost anything! Yes, I still struggle with time management myself. I usually can do a good job about it, but every now and then I’m really good at messing it up! Good time management makes things easier.

The two keys to success that Franklin points out in his Advice to a Young Tradesman are industry and frugality. Don’t waste your time, and don’t waste your money. Very true for success in almost anything!

]]> By: Joshuahttp://www.crackerjackgreenback.com/the-basics/the-way-to-wealth-nuggets-of-wisdom-from-benjamin-franklin-time-management/#comment-563 Joshua Fri, 28 Nov 2008 16:29:20 +0000 http://www.crackerjackgreenback.com/the-basics/the-way-to-wealth-nuggets-of-wisdom-from-benjamin-franklin-time-management/#comment-563 Time management is probably, for many, one of the most elusive methods of success at just about anything. I don't know if it is our nature to be distracted or our society bombarding us with distractions or a combination of the two, but if I had to pick a "general flaw" that is not a sin but that many combat, this would be it. Personally, I have found habits like posting schedules and thinking about how long I need to work on something before getting started are big helpers. AND turing off the ringer on my phone ! Time management is probably, for many, one of the most elusive methods of success at just about anything. I don’t know if it is our nature to be distracted or our society bombarding us with distractions or a combination of the two, but if I had to pick a “general flaw” that is not a sin but that many combat, this would be it.

Personally, I have found habits like posting schedules and thinking about how long I need to work on something before getting started are big helpers. AND turing off the ringer on my phone !

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