Make Time

"You will never find time for anything. If you want time you must make it. "

~ Charles Buxton

Now that one have realised that habits need time to form, some may question how do I have time to do it? I dont even have time to sleep!
If you are a student, you are probably consumed by your studies and work assignments.
If you are working, you are probably exhausted by the grind of your regular work.
How to find time?
Well, the answer is to MAKE TIME, as suggested by Charles Buxton.
How to make time?
One may ask.
Well, it depends on individual priorities and commitments.
1) What you can sacrifice and what you cannot sacrifice.

2)As someone suggest to me, set a worklist for yourself.
At each day, list out in terms of 30mins, what you can achieve. Nevermind if it is your working time, you still need some time to relax and think of other things. You can conceptualise what you want to do and execute later so that it can be done efficiently.

3) Next, find out where you waste the most time.
You will be amazed by how much time is wasted on procrastinating, fearing and preparing for the worst, chit chatting and mindless surfing on the web and watch TV.
Never procrastination otherwise opportunities is nowhere.

4) Show the commitment
Tell people that you are doing this so that when people ask u for development on your work, you are constantly reminded to finish what you have promised.
Alternatively, you can pay the money 1st and put your foot where your mouth is.

5) Make it the most important thing in your life
Similar to the analogy of earning $, the first thing is to pay yourself 1st. Pay attention to your dreams first then work through the secondaries quickly to do your priorities.

6) Make the goal, simple, realistic and achievable.
No point wasting time crafting something that you need to break down again to measure the progress of development.