Time is one valuable asset given to us freely by nature, and if used properly, the result will always be seen positively. But the truth is, time is not always enough. At times, it seems as if 24 hours in a day is not sufficient or not enough to make one productive. The thing is, we all have equal time in a day, which is the 24 hours, and within these 24 hours, you see people running around with responsibilities, chasing their dreams, and trying to balance rest, leisure, and other aspects of their lives. Indeed, time is never enough.
Now, the question is, if 12 extra hours were added to a day to make it 36 hours, what would you do with the extra 12 hours in a day? Would it make you more productive or slow you down?
But before I delve into discussing what I would use the extra 12 hours for, let me make it known that productivity is not just measured by how much time we have to do things and how many things we do (quantity) but by how well we use the allotted time (quality).
So, 12 extra hours being added to my day would be a great opportunity to invest in things that matter and are worthwhile. I would dedicate part of the 12 hours to personal development, learning some skills that I was always planning to but restricted by the time factor. Because most of our time is being consumed by work, family, and urgent matters, the 12 extra hours would give me more time to learn new skills, advance my musical instrument skills, engage more in volunteering and other services that would not just benefit me but others.
Furthermore, I would invest part of the time in relationship building, visiting friends, spending more time with family and friends, and going out with them to have a fun time. I would also ensure I make out time for personal rest, have my quiet time, and also invest in daily exercise for my physical well-being. I may even explore travel or take time to discover new places within my community or country, which could refresh my mind and inspire new ideas.
In addition, I would consider mentoring younger people and sharing some of my life lessons and experiences with them. This way, I am not only growing but also contributing to the growth of others, which is a form of lasting impact.
In summary, 12 more hours would be an opportunity to invest more in qualitative things that would be productive, so it would make me more productive rather than slowing down my productivity rate, because I would use the quantity (extra time) qualitatively.
Thanks for reading, I am @nsigo1
