Repurposing Your Time

Repurposing or Redeeming Our Time Is a Biblical Principle

To redeem something means to buy it back, to regain possession of it. Time is a gift from God, and none of us know how much of it we are allotted. Only God knows how much time each of us has on this earth to make decisions that will impact eternity (Psalm 139:16). When God says we should be “redeeming the time,” He wants us to live in constant awareness of that ticking clock and make the most of the time we have. In fact, the NIV’s translation of Ephesians 5:16 uses the phrase making the most of every opportunity instead of redeeming the time. Rather than waste our days on frivolous pursuits that leave no lasting imprint, Scripture instructs us to be diligent about doing good (Titus 3:8).

You will discover How to Get More of the Essentials Done with Reserves of Time and Energy. You can be transformed from time-challenged and distracted to focused and energized in 21 Days or less.

Take the Reclaiming Your Personal Life 21-Day Challenge

This 21-day experience includes:

1. Assessing Your Time Use Habits

The Reclaiming Your Personal Life 21-day Challenge begins by assessing your time use habits. Peter Drucker, author of the classic book, The Effective Executive famously said until we can manage time, we can manage nothing else.

2. Eliminate Energy Draining Distractions and Incompletions

Assess the distractions in your life and environment and identify opportunities to increase your energy, confidence, and impact. You will learn how to direct your energy toward what matter most to accomplish more of your essentials in less time and expend less energy.

The Reclaiming Your Personal Life 21-Day Challenge includes your personal copy of the New Your Times Bestseller, Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less by Greg McKeown.

Enroll today at the time-limited special price of only $27.00 includes Assessments/Questionnaires/Handouts, and the Essentialism book.