Perhaps the greatest torture that could be devised would be for us to be forced, in our later years, to watch a continuously repeating movie of the lives we could have led had we dared to believe in and pursue the dreams and goals that were available and attainable in our lifetimes. While we all say we do not have enough time to do justice to our goals and dreams, each of us has all the time there is. None of us really has a time-management problem. We really have a dream- and goal-focus problem. We spend too much energy worrying about the things we want to do but cannot, instead of concentrating on doing the things we can do but do not. It is the regret for something we did or did not do yesterday and the apprehension of what we cannot do tomorrow that is the biggest energy drain on our lives.