Hourglass

In an ever changing and dynamic world, what seemed to matter ten years ago doesn’t seem to matter now and most likely certain things that matter today will fade away few years from now. It almost seems to appear like while the world is still trying to adjust and settle into a new innovation another one sprouts and the chase continues. As is often said, “Time waits for no man”, the clock just keeps ticking. Imagine a world where there was no passing away of time and everything just existed, that would be really something. 



Time remains the most important resource available to mankind, how effectively it is utilized & exploited solely lies with individuals. The world has witnessed phenomenal changes over the years in the fields of Medicine, Science, Engineering, and Technology: which has given birth to Artificial Intelligence, and this has revolutionized the delivery of Healthcare, Manufacturing, Transportation, Communication etc.



An average active adult male or female will most likely have several activities (clearly defined & undefined) calling for his/her attention throughout the course of life: education, career, family, marriage, raising kids, social events etc. These demands placed on our time and how we prioritize them would go on to define the pattern our lives would lead. 



Time is a privilege, an opportunity to make a difference and there is no better time to do anything than NOW. Time lost can never be regained.



There is a time for everything, a season for every activity under heaven (Eccles 3:1).

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