Maximal achievers make their time count, rather than count the time they spend. They utilize their time in a way that creates more time for them in the future. The key is to create time assets and reduce time debts.

Time assets are actions taken now by creating systems that save you time in the future. Time management is more than managing short-term productivity. We often mistake being busy for making progress. We need to increase efficiency. Creating systems switch your daily practice from searching for time to enjoying the time you have already made to do everything you love to do. The Maximal Life is one of time abundance. Time debts are anything that commits you to do meaningless, repetitive tasks in the future. They are actions you take that may save you time right now but cost you more time over the long run.

Take a look at your daily life and choose just one thing that you can create a system for to save you time In the future, ask yourself: what system can I put in place to make my time peaceful, positive, and passionate? Then each month choose another repetitive task to create a system for. That is living the Maximal Life.