My list consists of spending time with my family, working on the Internet and writing. Notice that nowhere on my list do you find cleaning the house. When this bothers me, as it does, I remind myself that the cost of having a perpetually spotless home is less time with my family, less time on the Internet and less time for writing. Quickly, my sloppy house doesn't seem so bad. Every day when I'm tempted to spend my time on activities other than the above, I ask myself if the cost is worth it.
Priorities can and do change daily.
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