Time is of the essence. It is the one resource that were offered free of charge. It is also our scarcest resource -- the one that we value most. How we use time determines everything. So how can you manage time wisely? How can you make time, find time, and take time to do the things that matter to you most? Above all, how can you make a friend of time and use it to your advantage? To find answers to those questions, we talked to 17 people who make it their business to know about time. Their observations, which are as varied as their industries and personalities, offer new insight into what it means to have time on your side.
http://www.fastcompany.com/magazine/29/one.html
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