So how do you prioritize your spirituality when you have responsibilities?
Since the age of 15 years, I have maintained a daily spiritual practice. Within this TIME, I graduated a top-notch NYC high school and college with excellence, worked at one of the toughest public accounting firms, homeschooled my little girl — and that is just to name a few things. So how did I do it? How did I make TIME for my spirit, myself and God? Here is a brief list of some of the things that have helped me along the way:
1. My Relationship with Time: Yes, I did not write a book about TIME for no reason. My fundamental belief that TIME is magical and accommodates our truth has been a major driver in this spiritual TIME carveout!
2. My Willpower: Those around me know, if it is in my will, watch out. I don’t abuse my power, which means I don’t over ask for things from my loved ones. But when I do, I am serious —and they know it.
3. First Thing in the Morning: Yes, if something is important to you — grab it as soon as you wake up while everyone else is still asleep.
4. No Guilt: Understanding that spiritual practices enhance life leads to a “no guilt” mentality and actually justifies your practice. If you believe truly in its importance, LIFE will bring it to you.
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