Okay, So.

I'm slipping backwards, yet moving forwards. Inexorably forwards towards a life with money, the good and bad things that come with it, and a life of relative ease. At the same time, sliding backwards into staying where I am in all other respects.

I'm learning to save money, some each week as a matter of fact, which is something I haven't been able to do since early childhood when parents forced me to save by taking it and sticking it into a bank account when I got money for a birthday. I'm realizing that holding a job is an extremely good thing, allowing for chances to do things I've never done before, like going on long trips and not having to worry if I'm going to be able to live happily when I come back.

And yet.

I'm bad with my time - there's so much I want to do, and I find myself too tired, or too pressed for time, and I find excuses come too readily to hand.

I need to find time for losing weight, for working on the business plans I have in mind, and for working around the house. More than the time, I need to find that energy I seemed to have before I started working full time that I now pour into just getting up at 6am every morning to get to work on time.

How do I find that time, that energy? How many minutes in a day do I really need?

Anyone got a few spare that they can send my way?