"Good, better, best"

This week, I reread a talk by the apostle Dallin H. Oaks called "Good, Better, Best." The idea of the talk is to make you think about how you use your time. We only have so much time in a day and sometimes, we fill that time with so many good things that we don't have time to do the best things. In his talk, Elder Oaks made it clear that the best use of our time is being with our families and building our familiar relationships. Lots of times, in my own life, I have a tendency to focus on good things, but not the best things. I am a study-holic and I can spend so much time studying for all my classes that I don't have any time left over to do the best things. I need to be consicious about how I am using my time. It might be difficult at first to only focus on the best things, but I am confident that it will be worth the effort.