We only have time, and every choice revolves around how we use our limited time. The document advises the reader to look forward, not backward, and to not rely on others or work as a substitute for making personal decisions about how to spend their time. It emphasizes that the reader must decide for themselves what success means, how much they leave to chance, and whether to stay isolated or engage with others. The reader is told to decide now, rather than later, how to use their time.

2. All we get is time…

3. You forget this, but every
choice revolves around time.

5. You have to decide how to use your time.

6. Do not look backwards. Look forward.

7. Other people do not have your answers.

8. Do not let work be a substitute for deciding.

9. No matter how many hours you spend at work…

10. …you still have to decide
how else to spend your time.

11. You might rely on advertising to
tell you what you like.

12. But do not expect insightful answers.

13. You have to decide how much time
other people get.

14. You have to decide what success means to you.

15. You have to decide how much you leave to luck.

16. You have to decide whether or not to stay in your
own personal bubble.

18. My time…

19. Decide now.
(not later)

20. Slideshare by
Bruce Kasanoff
Kasanoff.com
All images from the film
Risehigh by Adam Wells.
http://risehigh.co.uk/risehigh/