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We all struggle with waisting time from time to time. 
We hope that today you are encouraged to make good use of the time that you have been given. We are all given the same amount of time each day, but how we use it will say a lot. An hour wasted today is an hour lost forever. An hour spent today will reap a benefit today. An hour invested today will bring results for days and probably years to come. 

Don't wait for inspiration: be the inspiration for others.
Don't do everything yourself: include others to be part of your team.
Don't worry what people will say: say the words of encouragement others need.
Stop waiting to live life: start sharing the wonder of life.
Don't be afraid: trust in God
Don't complain: compliment someone instead.
Don't leave unfinished tasks: Never put off till tomorrow what you should do today.
Don't try to please everybody: seek to do what pleases God.
Don't compare yourself (to others or even yourself): rather press on and improve.
Don't repeat the same mistakes: Teach others and yourself from your mistakes. 
Don't strive for perfectionism: Strive to be all you can be, while thinking of others more highly than yourself.
Don't wander aimlessly: set goals, create a plan. enact the plan, and reach out for the goal.

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