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Cherish The Time
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Are you putting off spending time with your family?
Do you feel you have the time to do other things?
Why are you pushing aside other things for the sake of chasing that golden parachute? Go spend those precious times with your wife and children!
Seth talks about how he reflected on time passing by on seeing how now-teenage son growing intot he man he is destined to be. He mused on enjoying a recent outing of catch with his son relaizing how special these moments truly are.
The same can be said for you. These moments are fleeting. They are special - and you can't take them back. The one thing we can get back ... is time. Scale back one of those important meetings and arrange time to spend with you son or daughter. Take your wife out on a date to show hewr how special she really is to you. Know that, as much as they appreciate you crushing it in the boardroom - your children would love it more if you crushed it with quality time. The same goes for your wife. Cherish the day, night and time you spend with the most important people in your life. When it is all said and done ... what will they be able to say about you? Would it be ... "He was a respected businessman, but he never made time for us?" Or, "He was great in business, but wow ... he was such a better father/husband?" The choice is yours. The time is theirs ... and if you choose not to spend it with them - it flies by without an opportunity to atone for it.
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