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Principle 7: Effective Time Management

In the seventh lesson of the '10 Principles for Your American Dream', Gillian Ortega addresses the principle of Effective Time Management. This principle focuses on maximizing productivity and making the most of the 24 hours we all receive each day.

Gillian emphasizes that time is the great equalizer. Whether you're rich or poor, young or old, everyone gets the same 24 hours each day. The difference between successful and unsuccessful people is how they choose to invest these precious hours.

Time as Investment:

Instead of spending time, successful people invest time. Every minute should contribute to your long-term goals and dreams. Gillian teaches that when you invest time wisely, it pays dividends in the form of increased success and fulfillment.

Priority-Based Living:

Effective time management starts with knowing your priorities. You must distinguish between what's urgent and what's important. Important activities move you toward your goals, while urgent activities often move you away from them.

The Productivity Formula:

Gillian shares that productivity isn't about being busy - it's about being effective. Focus + Consistency + Elimination of time-wasters = Maximum productivity. This means saying no to good things so you can say yes to great things.

Creating Time Wealth:

When you manage time effectively, you create what Gillian calls "time wealth" - the ability to have time for what truly matters: family, personal growth, and pursuing your dreams while building financial success.

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"When your WHY makes you CRY, you are DESTINED FOR GREATNESS!"
— Gillian Hennessy Ortega

Lesson Quiz

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1. According to Gillian, what is the great equalizer?

2. What is the difference between spending time and investing time?

3. What is Gillian's productivity formula?