Cut my hair and my prioritising improved

How do you choose what you do? How often do you tell people that you don't have time? 
I am often asked how do I do it? Manage my job as regional director, travelling and doing speeches, organizing conferences, promoting my book while being a present and involved mum to 2 relatively small children (7 & 9 years old), wife and somehow fit yoga and meditation courses into my life.
Answer?
I cut my hair!
Sounds crazy right?
However, the more I think about it, the more it makes sense. 
Until March 2018 I had long curly hair that either ended up in a bun or ponytail most days or I had to go to the hairdresser or get up earlier to iron it straight - all of the above added to very stressful mornings for both my children and myself.
Now, the mornings are so much more relaxed and the 30 min I use to spend on getting my hair in order I now spend doing yoga and meditation and if we wake up late my hair is not giving me a bad "hair day" feeling.
All the moments that I have spend "correcting" my hair during the day are gone. 
I am not saying that this is the solution for everyone, I'm rather saying look at what take away precious time for you - what are your time wasters?
Steve Jobs was famous for starting the trend of black polo and jeans every day. I work together with a woman who has one dress (in many different colors) always the same. She said"mornings are quick, as I just take one, put on and go" not wasting precious time and brain capacity on choosing what do I wear today. Which probably is a major delayer in many women's life in the morning. 

Focus on removing the things that takes time, but does not increase your happiness level.