time

Note: This essay was originally entitled "Time? What Time?" and was written on April 29, 2000 (Can’t believe it’s been that long!). It was first edited on December 24, 2000 (which involved the insertion of another essay entitled “When Did You Say? Now?” among other things) and was given a new title “The Time Is Now, But Is ‘Now’ Time?” Latest editing was done on August 14, 2008 (Title changed once again).

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There is a procedure called LED photography that exposes skin to therapeutic light to repair sun damage without causing pain or taking much time. The procedure uses light that stimulates collagen and elastin production. It has fewer side effects than using lasers or peels, even though the results aren’t as fast.

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1) Without quality time,your relationship will not survive.Carve out at least half an hour a night,and at least one day a month when the two of you spend time exclusively together.

2) You will both need security and comfort.A good relationship is built on understanding and a great deal of give and take on both sides.

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I don't know if I have mentioned it before or not, but I love to work on scrapbooks. I was doing really well with them about a year ago, and I had just about caught up on all the pictures I needed to put into my many albums.

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Lee Scott, president and CEO of Wal-Mart Stores Inc., picked up almost $1.5 million when he sold more than 30,000 shares of Wal-Mart shares.

In two separate transactions filed with the U.S. Securities Exchange Commission, Scott sold 31,544 shares of common stock at 47.39 and another 594 shares at the same price to pay taxes on the 31,544 shares sold.

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In my hometown, there was a shop that specialized in selling grandfather clocks and grandfather clock accessories. It was a small shop that was there every since I could remember. I never saw any customers go in there, but it stayed in business somehow. For years, I would drive by it and look inside at all of the custom-made clocks and hope that one day I could actually be one of their customers.

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You have waited too long:This is the most important reason why several couples,especially women, are facing infertility problems.These days,couples are postponing their conception,says some medical experts.By the time a woman turns 40,the pool reserve of her eggs gets depleted.So the biological clock for producing children practically stops,observes some medical experts.Unlike man,who can produce sperms till he dies,a woman is born with half a million eggs that deplete as she ages.Till about the age of 35,a woman's chances of conception are very high (about 55 per cent).The 36-40 age-group is the grey zone, where the chances of conception drop to about 20-25 per cent.As a woman ages the success rate of assisted reproduction technologies precedure also drops proportionately.

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When to start?

Good question.

Start whenever you are ready. Now, later, today, tomorrow or next year. You get to choose. Just remember that time is not ever. You too, do not have a very long life to see the seeds you have sown produce fruits.

You can start now and learn bits and bites of the trade or business along the way. No student graduates in a day! Everyone makes mistakes and then give up without learning a new lesson.

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Someone asked me..... do you set time for your business?

Well do you?

If you have everything ready and want only money to roll in, then, set yourself the time frame ... a month, or two. But, if you are testing and want to be better then the best, do not set any time for yourself.

Set a goal, but not time.

Setting a time frame will put you under extreme pressure. You have no one but yourself to compete with. Who cares what obstacles you are facing? Who cares if you run out all your money while trying to source for products? You cares what happened while you tried to get 'a good deal'? Everyone cares only your outcome - the results - Your existence in the net, as a netpreneur!

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Yoy can Buy a House not a Home
You can Buy a Clock not Time
You can Buy a Bed but not Sleep
You can Buy a Book not Knowledge
You can Buy a Position but not Respect
You can Buy Blood but not Life
You can see Doctor but Good Health
You can by Sex but not Love

---A Chineese proverb

When I look back on the last 50 odd years of my life I sometimes wonder just what I have accomplished. I'm not at the top of my field - actually, I don't really have a field. I haven't amassed wealth or property, unless you want to count a tiny little house, a few rings and a few bracelets. I don't have a string of degrees behind my name. I have traveled but not what you'd call extensively - not by a long shot.

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If you are like me, your days are spent on the go. My feet hit the floor at 6:25 AM (except for weekends), and I sometimes don't go to bed until midnight.

It seems like the time just flys by. I drop my son off at school, and in no time at all, it's time to pick him back up. I am constantly on the go doing something. Whether it's cleaning, blogging, taking care of kids, laundry, homework, I am always busy.

The older I get, it seems like the days, weeks, and months pass by even faster. It's almost scary. I've got one child that is going to be seven on his Birthday. Where did the time go? I remember him toddling around.

Life is so short and the time passes fast.

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To realize the value of ONE YEAR….
ask a student who failed a grade.

To realize the value of ONE MONTH…..
ask a mother who gave birth to a premature baby.

To realize the value of ONE WEEK……
ask the editor of a weekly newspaper.

To realize the value of ONE HOUR……
ask the lovers who are waiting to meet.

To realize the value of ONE MINUTE…..
ask a person who missed the train.

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I looked at the calendar today, and realized that I had forgotten my anniversary. No, not the anniversary of my wedding. The anniversary of buying my building.

One year ago today, I was inside my building, walking around the retail unit, certain that it would rent within a month. I knew that the retail would rent first because the restaurant needed more work. I was also worried about getting the wall up in the back of the retail space before we did find someone who wanted to rent it.

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Like most people here I like to write, but I also like to eat. My children are grown so there is no problem about working. I do some contract research, a bit of ghostwriting, and I supervise some students. But what I really want to do is to be a full time freelancer. That way I get to eat and I get to do more of what I like.

I enjoy research and working with students but I really would like more time just to write and not to have to worry about the money. At the moment more than half of my writing time seems to go into searching for openings, or sites that pay for reviews.

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