This was Benjamin Franklin's daily planner:
There are two important questions:
1. What good shall I do this day?
2. What good have I done today?
2. What good have I done today?
Would they be useful questions to ask ourselves every day?
When planning each day, he considered "Prosecute the present study" which means to invest time for education, study or some form of self-improvement. If such a great man as Benjamin Franklin included this on his daily schedule, do you think it would benefit each of us?
Antonia Harrison is The Lifestyle Liberator offering freedom from bad habits, addictions and limiting fears through Hypnosis, NLP, Coaching and Personal Development. Based in Portsmouth (UK) she helps people worldwide on Skype at http://www.EnglishSkypeHypnotist.com
1 comment:
I have never seen Benjamin Franklin's schedule before, but this is so great! My father-in-law is always saying, "a third each to work, play, and sleep."
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