The danger of procrastination is that it gives you fake impression that you have all the time and makes you forget that time passes by every second and minute.

When I say time must be converted, what I'm saying is that seconds must be converted, minutes must be converted, hours must be converted and days must be converted.

To know what to do with time is to convert a day and to convert a day is to produce a product.

To measure your time management you must access yourself by how many products you were able to produce on that particular day, or how many products you were able to produce in that particular hour, a minute or second.

The secret of all greatness is in knowing what to do with time.

Greatness is only possible, thanks to the products you are able to produce per seconds, per minutes, per hour and per day.

Since time comes in seconds, in minutes and in hours, we must learn to convert time, else, it will slip away and can never be regained.

The dividing line between those who will be great and those who will be mediocre is the amount of time each person converts into added value to himself.

Humanity had to expand the limits of its consciousness to learn to ask the right questions.