Since Google has yet to make news of its miracle time machine public, we'll have to learn to make do with the measly real-time time we've got now (full disclosure: that's a joke). So let us benefit from the insights from "time coach" and author Elizabeth Grace Saunders.
As Saunders writes for Lifehacker, we can learn to become more punctual--but only if we consider the underlying reasons for our constant lateness.
You expect everything to go perfectly. If you think that everything in your life is going to go just as you planned it in your head, you are probably mistaken. Like Saunders says, if you're laying out your itenarary with prerequisites like "If I hit every green light" or "If the train comes right on time," you're leaving little margin for error. It's like living in a fantasy world, and not a good-natured, hobbit-filled one.
To read the original article: Why You're Always Late | Fast Company | Business + Innovation
