Cheri Hill Show

Despite our best efforts to manage our time efficiently, and despite the many time-saving devices designed to make life easier, our lives often seem filled to the brim. We cram our days with activities, thinking that each one of them is important and absolutely necessary. We schedule virtually every minute of every day. We say we want free time, but few of us can sit still, even for a moment. For most people our smart phones, wireless computing, the availability of auto-ship so you don’t have to constantly shop for the same products, same day or over-night delivery and the endless streaming of information actually create more stress than they eliminate. We may save time by making a ten-minute call while driving in our car instead of waiting until we get home. But then, after dinner, you make another call, losing the time we worked so hard to save. Instead of accomplishing the same goals more quickly, we set higher goals, constantly pushing ourselves to do more and do it faster, thus getting further and furt