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What if you could redesign your life so that every day you could be intentional about what you spend your time doing? What would you do to make good use of time?

Charles Darwin said, "A man who dares to waste one hour of life has not discovered the value of life."

Everyone wants to make good use of time, but often we lose our focus in the tumult of life’s events.

How can you describe the value of time? It’s something that’s free, and yet it’s priceless.

Consider the time we have allotted to us. Research shows that of our average lifespan of 80 years, we spend 57 either in bed or staring at a screen.

That leaves 23 years in which we have the chance to truly experience the magic of life.

To make good use of time, you have to figure out how to redesign your life in a way that allows you to be intentional every day, and to be truly present in every moment.

Avoid the deferred life plan. Grasp what moments are given to you. The same way sand slips through your fingers at the beach, time is continuously being lost.

We would never waste time if we realized its true value. Think about the joy in those moments when you are truly present: sharing stories with friends, experiencing your first kiss, receiving a promotion.

We forget that we have the choice to be intentional.

When the inevitable day comes and all of life lies behind you, will you look back and feel that you’ve done all that you wanted to do?

You can’t know what life will give you. But you can redesign your life to be what you want it to be.