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There Is Always Enough Time For You Grandma

Here I am in Florida thinking I was going to enjoy the heat and they seem to have a cold front not seen since the 70′s. :(

Instead of starting my runs and swimming during my spare time, I was perfecting my coffee drinking at different Cafe’s.

Today I was at the Panera Bread, a place I highly recommend for a soup and lunch.

There they were, a gentleman and an elderly lady sitting on a table with their coffee and a laptop.  The gentleman was showing the lady, grandma, some basic tricks on the laptop.

At one point in time he said to her “we should have brought your new laptop so you could have practiced on yours instead of mine.  Lets come back again tomorrow with it.”

His grandmother replied, “you are too busy for that my dear.” That is when the  grandson replied with the most precious words.

“There is always enough time for you grandma.”

We not only live in this fast paced decade but we have also got caught up with the momentum of always going from one meeting to another, one email to another, one event to another… And in doing so, we have lost sight of our priorities and making time for them.

The grandson had his priority right – there is always time for those we love.  The question is are we willing to make time for them?

We are facing a new year ahead of us.  Take the time to ask yourself 2 questions:

  1. Who are the important people in your life?
  2. Are you making enough time for them?

Lets be more conscious and commit to our loved ones.

Who will you make extra time for

and what are the little things you will do?

All the best for 2010

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3 Responses to “There Is Always Enough Time For You Grandma”

  1. Deanne says:

    Interesting..

    I recently read an article about how if we managed our personal relationships with the same effort and enthusiasm we put into our businesses each day we would not be struggling with such flailing personal relationships. The article discussed primary business principles such as:

    1. Know your customer
    2. Earn their business everyday
    3. Don’t make excuses
    4. Plan for win/win success
    5. Mix business with pleasure

    Conclusion was that we ultimately needed to see our loved ones for what they are, our most valuable customers of all.

  2. fredsarkari says:

    You are so right – I see so many people in give more respect to their clients than their loved ones.

  3. Ryan says:

    Nice post, Fred.

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