Safe Harbour On Both Sides
English book, p. 337
By Maulana Wahiduddin Khan
The Right Use of Time What he meant was that the time he had was his opportunity to progress. But because he did not use it wisely, he fell behind. Now, he was paying the price of that wasted time in the form of lifelong loss. Goulburn, another thinker, gave us a timeless reminder: “There is not a single moment in life that we can afford to lose.” Every moment is an opportunity for action and achievement. If it slips away, nothing remains to strive for. To use time properly, discipline is essential. Here are three simple yet powerful methods: 1. Wake up early in the morning: The night is for rest, and the day is for work. The earlier you rise, the more productive your day will be. If you want to make the most of your time, develop the habit of waking up early. 2. Self-Introspection: Before sleeping each night, reflect on how you spent your day. What did you gain? What did you lose? Which of your actions were right and which were wrong? What could you have done better? This habit of daily self-assessment will guide your future.

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