The text by CA Jeetendra Mistry introduces a series on "Time Management", focusing on understanding the concept of time and how to manage it effectively. The author promises three main outcomes: the ability to manage one’s time, having ample time to pursue desired activities, and becoming proficient enough to advise others on time management. Mistry emphasizes that time is not a person, a measurement, or a tangible thing like a clock or calendar. Instead, he describes time as a notion or idea that has always existed, with clocks and calendars merely serving as tools for measurement. He notes that time is consistent and flows rhythmically but is an inexhaustible asset that cannot be accumulated or exchanged. Once a moment passes, it is lost forever, similar to an arrow shot from a bow or a word spoken. The discussion sets the stage for further exploration of time management strategies and insights in subsequent parts of the series.

by Jeetendra Mistry in English Motivational Stories

Writen by Jeetendra Mistry

Category Motivational Stories