“Age means very little, it’s how we feel about the place we are in our ...” — Ron Baratono Quote

“Age means very little, it’s how we feel about the place we are in our lives at that time, and how old we feel at that time. We’ve all had years where we face a blue, and sometimes dark period. The number on your birth certificate means nothing, specially, at times when we feel things are as right as they can be. And most days are heavenly with a divine satisfying.”

“With Every Breath We Take”

“Age means very little, it’s how we feel about the place we are in our life at that time, and how old we feel at that time. We’ve all have years where we face a blue, and sometimes dark period. The number on your birth certificate means nothing, specially, at times when we feel things are as right as they can be. And most days are heavenly with a divine satisfying.”

“With Each Breath We Take”

“There's times God will toss situations at us so we reach for Him.”

“When you can no longer count the peaceful moments in your day, and life becomes a wonderful place of clear thoughts and calm. You know things are as right as they should be.”

“Decide when you want to leave work and you’ll know how many hours you have. Slot in what you need to get done by priority. Cal calls this “fixed schedule productivity.” You need boundaries if you want work–life balance. This forces you to be efficient. By setting a deadline of six p.m. and then scheduling tasks, you can get control over that hurricane of duties, and you can be realistic instead of shocked by what is never going to happen.”

“Five minutes were supposed to pass. Instead, time aged into years.I wonder, did her clock fail, or did mine fall out of rhythm with my heart?”

“In Europe, every journey is a journey through time, where the past and present dance in harmonious elegance.”

“Locate the needs of the people and find out how best you can help them before bringing them to Christ”

“Procrastination is also a subtle act of corruption – it corrupts valuable time”

“Time is in charge here, not me, and that's terrifying”