Have you ever lived your life by rules and regulations? Never going out of bounds and taking an alternative route? Well that’s called a risk. When I first enrolled in college I always was the “alternative route” kind of student and never tried being that “rules are not to be broken” kind of guy. That brings me here today in this course, Introduction to Business, which in fact is also an online class. That being a challenge alone for me gives me an easy decision on which rule I bring you. Rule number 6, “Remember that time is gold” is a no brainier decision that will push me to finish this next 4 weeks strong! Ever since I can remember I had always had trouble with concentrating and getting tasks done early. It all started when I was in 7th grade with this challenge. I remember my mother taking me to the doctor and always complaining that I never focus and I am to hyper. Well, I guess this is normal these days for most children and they usually grow out of it. It’s what the doctors call ADHD. Ever since then, I have been taking medication for the treatment of ADHD and here I am today, 22 years old and still on it. Guess the whole growing out of it still hasn't happened. This rule is also an obvious business stand point rule in that time is money and every minute or hour that goes by is “gold” lost. This is huge motivation in the fact that almost all business men and women are in business to get business. Remembering this simple rule is what keeps business’s alive. It stays true for school too. Waiting to the last minute constantly puts a toll on us. The stress it causes alone is the sole reason I choose this over the others. On top of work, which is often 12 plus hours daily, and being with the family can be a huge impact of personal life. There are 10080 minutes in a week or 168 hours in 7 days. Have you ever thought of it this way? Time it