TIME-MANAGEMENT HACK: HOW TO NEVER BE LATE AGAIN - KEVIN WARD

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For most people, showing up late is a habit. It tends to be a pattern that repeats. But the problem is not time management. It’s the choices we make.

It’s crucial to fix this problem because when you’re always late, this tells people that they can’t trust you. You gave them your word that you were going to show up at a specific time, but you were late. It also tells them that you don’t respect them enough to be there on time. It reflects the choices you make that put you in that position.

How do you never be late again?

1. Commit to perfection that you will never be late again. Believe that it’s possible. For example, professional athletes never show up late for practice or for a game. Don’t make being on time an option.

2. Plan to arrive 5-15 minutes early.

3. Assess the surrounding time commitments you have. Are there other appointments before it? Be sure to have enough time between commitments.

4. Account for other factors. E.g. traffic, your spouse or kids. Allow for other responsibilities and things beyond your control. Plan ahead

5. Only calendar appointment times that are mandatory for you. Decide what you put in your calendar and treat them as commitments.

6. Give yourself 2 months of perfection. Keep showing up on time so you rewire the habit.It takes on average 66 days to create a new habit.

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[celestialknight]

Being chronically late is also a known symptom of ADHD, known as “time blindness”. Just something to keep in mind.

[Kakak]

Being late is messing my whole life, my own goals and my dreams, being late with me always, making bad choices . I’ll break this habit 🙏❤️

[DeshaunRealtor]

My husband is never, ever late and his dependability is a huge part of the reason why I married him.

[carolineinnewyork]

I’m always late /: I will break this habit!

[PrincessHvn]

Your choice of words helped me to see how being late is connected to being dishonest - to not upholding your word. Ouch, that hurt where it needed to!

[squeakypickles]

As someone who's always late and has lost me friends and partners, this was so inspiring to me. Thank you :)
My 60 days starts on Monday, 6am sharp!

[BiGsImY]

What I am gathering from this is just to stop procrastinating and do what you need to get somewhere on time!

[hellotank]

i am gonna be on time for the next two months. i have control of myself. i am leading my time. i am liberating myself.

[e.r.]

It’s not the time it’s the choices, wow this is blowing my mind

[pulithesouthafrican]

This is so on point. And you’re right. It’s habits, choices followed by excuses 😢 story of my life. Thank you for the tips. I’m never going to be late ever again 🕯️🕯️🕯️

[leahmmolai]

I listen to this every morning so that it gets and stays in my subconscious mind and I have been consistently on time and early. Identity shifted.

[mosaic.owl.studios]

I've been at my job for almost four years. I have never once been late, because I am always 30-45 minutes early. I am incredibly fascinated by people who are chronically late. I'm also fascinated at how many videos and other resources there are aimed at helping these chronically late people. I'm fascinated at all the different kinds of advice and tips and tricks, that all come so naturally to us people who are always on time.

[emacwakeup]

Oh my goodness. Thank you so much for this video. I've seen many with the same information. You have enlightened me with new information and how to actually break out of this habit. I'm committed from today for the next two months to never ever be late. It's something I absolutely despise in myself. It's time to change and you've made me believe in myself. Thank you.

[Dmvgold]

Being punctual seems like such a minuscule thing but for some people they just really suck at being on time and it unfortunately does leave a bad impression about the person especially if they’re habitually late. This goes for most setting in general

[ilianaqz]

Its a pet peeve of mine to be late. So I make it a point to always be early.

[anantjapsingh]

Always late and it’s costed me a lot in personal life. 2025 I will break this habit!

[savvybrokertin]

I like your videos. Straight to the point. No frills.

[evolvewithjoicy]

Thank you!
I’m honestly struggling with this and the harder I try, the more I’m late. Thanks for mentioning it’s a habit thing. I will use the next two months and I’ll get back. God bless you Sir

[xces_fn]

I wasn’t late at class. they were just too early

[josusa]

Best video I’ve seen on overcoming lateness