Monday Motivation: Timing and Processes

I don't know what to properly title this thought. But follow me, you'll understand what I'm about to share.
We always have tasks that eventually culminate in the success of a bigger project. That's the essence of visions and goals. It has been properly flogged how we measure our level of progress by the little successes and goals we achieve per time underscoring the importance of goals. These goals are created by little tasks we accomplish by our skills and competencies.

These tasks must be synchronized and programmed according to proper placement and timing in the program created to accomplish the tasks and eventually the overall project.

We thus have the elements of accomplishments as more than knowing what to do but also knowing when it comes in to be done. This is the importance of processes and timings.

That's why we talk about putting the cart before the horse. This is why we write recipes in cooking and procedures in many other things we do.

In life and businesses, we must find out the elements and the components of the projects we are to accomplish and find where each fits in and when each comes in.
We can design processes and procedures that accomplish particular tasks easily if we know the elements that make them up and when and where they fit in the process.

No matter how small or casual a task is, particularly if such tasks come often, it's easier we discover the program that makes such work. Success may depend on it.

Without them, simple things become so cumbersome, and processes become clumsy and disorganized. Time and other resources are wasted and the bogus cost and the pains the project eventually incur may not be justified by the results.

Take time out to discover the processes that guide life generally and your life specifically, see to it that the cart isn't put before the horse, and know the importance of every element and when what comes in and when a thing has expired. Make sure nothing takes more than its place and time and follow the processes that work to bring you to the place prepared.

Everything has a solution in its how's, when's and in its processes. Discover it and follow. God's blessings on you alwa

ys. Compliments of the season to you, Merry Christmas!

Isaiah 28
9 Whom shall he teach knowledge? and whom shall he make to understand doctrine? them that are weaned from the milk, and drawn from the breasts.

10 For precept must be upon precept, precept upon precept; line upon line, line upon line; here a little, and there a little: