Do you want to know how to multiply your time? If yes, how do you spend that multiplied time?
You can use that time to workout, read or anything that seems important to you.
So let's get started.

How is it that we know a lot about time management today, and still struggle to find extra time?
Every single person in the world struggles to find extra time. But there is no such thing as extra time, we all have the same 24 hours a day. But we can do something to get the equivalent of that extra time.
As I say this, you probably think about old time management.

Everything we know is making to-do lists, scheduling our day, and prioritizing important things. But why do these don't get you extra time? Because you cannot solve today's time management problem with old thinking.

In my opinion, only one time management concept is enough. And that is in you, between your ears. Did you get that? Yes! It's your brain that decides what to do. Practice your brain, to be more efficient in managing your time. Practice your mind to do things that will save you more time in the future.

Rory Vaden once said in TED talks that you multiply your time by doing things today that will give you more time tomorrow. Here's the full video.

A not so old article about time management says that you get more time by doing things faster and add up the remaining time to do the important task.
These time management concepts don't work most of the time. Because we soon start to procrastinate after a week or so following those. They only teach about how to manage time but not how to do it now.

After reading these guides, we simply don't take action. If you don't start now, two years or so you'll think,"I should have started years ago". And this thinking starts to eat you until you realize "Now" is the best time to start.
Here is a book from Self-management strategist Rory Vaden that I've read and think it's the best book ever written on Time management and Procrastination:

Procrastinate on purpose: 5 Permissions to multiply your time

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