Indeed time wasted can never be recovered a saying that has been there for the longest time. And it is very true. You know when you do something you will always look at the time ànd see if you ha e done everything that you wanted to do. Time is of essense and it waits for no man. I agree with what you have shared and the tips that you have given that all make perfect sense and if we can follow them to the latter we are most likely to do what is right and avoid time wasting. And the part where you have said that we should occupy till i come. Yes even in church we are always reminded to be involved in ministry especially when your idle or have no job its good to keep busy with the things of God like volunteering at th3 church. And this does not only apply to the people who go to church of who ar3 Christians it applies to everyone who has their bodies functioning well. Even when you are looking for a job for example you will always be told to get involved with volunteering work, that way someone can find you doing something, and that maybe like why your doing your chances of landing a job right there are very high. So keep busy .

I agree with the above article that many people have talents which are hidden and are not put to use until a situation comes in life where the hidden talent flowers and the person himself or herself is surprised that they could have done something new which they have not tried all their life . While talents in some cases are inborn in many other cases they are the things which we have learnt over a period of time and were using the basic methods for some other thing which we knew and was working at that time. Life is nothing but a bundle of experiences put together. And if used judiciously will bring the best in us in every and any situation we are in. Some people by nature would want to know many new things or develop arts or hobbies that later turn into a profession due to circumstances and will end up being a successful transition which the person will cherish for his life. A well written article stressing the point that all of us have inherent talents waiting to be untapped and used for the larger good of all. One should not let go any opportunity to learn something new as who knows it may be the thing we end up cherishing for the rest of our lives.