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Expand Your Time  by: Stephanie Yeh In our time-crazed society, lots of time is what most of us don’t have. Yet, all of us would like to have more time. So what can you do about that? Expand your time. It’s simple. You see, linear time is actually something that responds to our thoughts and feelings because time is a function of the Universe. The Universe responds to the way we feel about time by adjusting the amount of time we have. If you feel like you’re chronically short of time and that you’re always PRESSED for time, that’s what you get – compressed time. It’s always a perfect match between the way you feel and what the Universe delivers. So, if you want to expand your time rather than compress it, all you have to do is expand your internal feeling about time. How? Simple. Whenever you feel pressed for time, just begin to act as if you had all the time in the world. Think about it. How do you act when you have a lot of time? You move at a leisurely pace and you enjoy yourself. You rarely do any of the things that you do when you’re in a hurry – drop things, forget things, bump into things. So, even though you may need to get a task done quickly, try slowing down your actions and thoughts for a minute or two. Those minutes of “slow time” will literally expand your time horizon and something in your day will adjust to give you more time. It’s Universal law. Try it – it works! Also, one last quick tip: If you want to have more time, stop saying things like, “I just don’t have time!” Remember, thoughts are things and words have wings. Good luck! About The Author Stephanie Yeh is deeply committed to the study and experience of prosperity and to helping other people achieve and experience prosperity. With the help of a strong 15-year network marketing business, Stephanie and her partner have helped many people achieve their prosperity goals. Her current project, the Journeyman Wealth Program, is aimed at helping 15 people a year fully achieve their dreams. Stephanie’s Prosperity Abounds website works on the basic principle that “You are the creator of your own reality!”. Get more details on her website at http://www.prosperity-abounds.com. info@prosperity-abounds.com This article was posted on October 25, 2003 Read More Articles from the "Self Improvement and Motivation" Category: I’m My Own Grandpa! by Gene Simmons Take Care of Today by Ron Kirkland Problem Solving: The Easy Way To Solve Problems In Life by I-key Benney, CEO A Recovering Rager's Creed by Newton Hightower How to Attract the Love of Your Life by Terry Hernon MacDonald A Leadership Lesson: Two Guys With Guns by Brent Filson Smoking Cessation – A Personal Experience by Lisa Anderson No Hunny, You Look Great by Tyler Brooker Managing Discouragement, Doubt and Depression by Steve Taubman Book Review: Now, Discover Your Strengths by John Woolf << Back to "Self Improvement And Motivation" Index

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