Today I came home from work, sat down in my home office and thought about all the projects I have.  All the “to-do’s”.  All the stuff that will take time to complete in a world dictated by the clock on the wall.  I thought about how I wish there was some surf so I could enjoy some quality time with my new board and the waves.  I thought about the books and screenplays I have going that are desperately pining for my attention.  I thought about the time management course I am taking on Linkedin Learning (which by the way is amazing and  It never hurts to click on any button or link that has “Learning” in the title).   I thought about how much time I work.  How much time I talk to friends and family.  I thought again about how much time I spend at work and wondered if I am managing that, the largest block of my day’s time, effectively.  The course I am taking want’s me to make a list of all of these things but, to be honest, I am kind of afraid to.  I mean, what if I make the list and it has so many unfinished things that I slip into shock or something?  I am taking the course for this very reason.  I feel like I am a fairly organized person but I think it wise to re-evaluate my list.  I was reminded today on social media just how fast time blows by.  A photo taken 6 years ago but seemed as though it was last week.  I definitely can stand to manage my time a little better.  After all, “Tomorrow is promised to no one” Walter Payton