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TYRANT TIME |
POWER TIME |
| Quantity-driven. Uses time management systems to crank out lots and lots and lots of stuff | Quality-focused. Use time systems to create space and freedom –which then allows you to make more meaningful, substantive things. |
| Competitive. Compares your productivity with how productive everyone else is. | Self-referencing. What matters is what you’re doing that is of value |
| Time is in charge. Free time is something you earn. Time is dispensed to you. | I’m in charge. Things need to earn your time and attention. You are the dispenser of time. |
| Transactional. You put in time, you get time back | Relational. If you relate with the moment-if you’re present-there is a giving and receiving that happens simultaneously. |
| Logical. Time is measured only by the clock. | Magical. Time can be expanded and contracted by energy. With pure intention, you can accomplish a day’s work in an hour, you can gain hours worth of rest in a moment of contemplation, and you can make big things happen very quickly. |
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