Quotes by "Richie Norton"

You don’t want work life balance. You want work life freedom. You want a time centered seamless lifestyle. You want...time flexibility. The flexibility to spend your time where, when and how you want.

Entrepreneurs start projects to free their time only to create a prison of time.

Historically, time management was built to work people harder in corporations to get more output per hour, minute, second ... not always a human flourishing tool (fact) ... those principles don’t always transfer to time freedom and flexibility and abundance for entrepreneurs.

I’ve learned that people say they can’t put their goals at the center of life (family, time, travel, faith, health), but they have no problem putting work there at their expense. If that hurt, good. Change something.

Own the amount of time you spend at work as a choice, not a consequence. Don’t play the victim of your job. Hard work is a high. It is. Don’t forget what you’re reaching for while getting high on work.

People say that they work to make money to have more time later to do what they want…only to find out that the same work they do gives them less time. There's a better way.

I know people barely making ends meet who do whatever they want, whenever they want because they can and they are happy.

Wealth and income without lifestyle is a waste of wealth and income. Better to be poor with a life than rich with none.

Work to support your lifestyle, don't live to support your work.

Timelessness is an art.

The highest and best use of your time isn’t always something you like, but something you like can be the best use of your time. Choose wisely.

There's a time for taking yourself seriously, it's just usually never the right time.

Where do you want to be ten years from now? It’s is a good question, but it’s so far off it doesn’t help as much as shortening the time period. Where do you want to be two years from now? That’s a better question because it’s long enough to dream and short enough to make it happen. Figure that out and then ask: HOW CAN I DO THAT IN SIX MONTHS?

What will you do with all your newly found available time?

I did hundreds of interviews with people in retirement or approaching retirement. Here was their theme: 'I was waiting for a time when I’d have more time, education, experience or money to do what I wanted to do…only to find out when I got there that I still needed more time, more education, more experience and more money.

Create a space in life and business for the person you want to become, not the person you were.⁣

It’s 100% easier to increase your time and freedom by eliminating the dumb things you do every day than to try to be 100% more productive doing more dumb things.

You don’t need more time, you need to act on creative, intent-based ideas.

Overworking is the Black Plague of the 21st Century.

The job of a dream is to set you free.