“All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given us” ~ J. R. R. Tolkien.

The average life expectancy around the world is around 80 years old.

Now, take that 80 and subtract your current age. For me, that number is 39 years.

Thirty-nine years seems like a long time. So long that there’s no urgency to how I spend it.

Now multiply your answer by 52, the number of weeks in a year. Mine looks like this: 39 x 52 = 2,028 weeks.

I’ve only got 2,028 weeks left.

All of a sudden that feels like much less time.

I only have about 2,000 Mondays left and only 2,000 Saturdays left.

There is scientific evidence that when you think in terms of weeks instead of years, our brains get a much different sense of time.

Can you see how the perspective has changed? How your view about time is different? Can you feel how you’re moved to play the game of life better?

It’s this higher state that’s key to higher results.

My question to you is:

How are you going to invest your weeks?

Ramiro