Principle 1 Time management enables you to increase the value of your contribution.
Principle 2 Your rewards, both tangible and intangible will always be equal to the value of your service to other people.
Principle 3 Good time management requires that you see yourself as a “factory.”
Principle 5 Time is the scarcest resource of accomplishment.
Principle 6 The practice of time management skills allows you to develop judgment, foresight, self-reliance, and self-discipline.
Principle 7 A focus on time management forces you to be intensely results- oriented.
Principle 8 Time management enables you to work smarter, not just harder.
Principle 9 Good time management is a source of energy, enthusiasm, and a positive mental attitude.
Principle 10 You grow as a person in direct proportion to the demands that you place on yourself.
Principle 11 Lasting motivation only comes from a feeling of achievement and accomplishment.
Principle 12 Now, this minute is all the time you have.
