There's always something competing for our attention. Moula never wants us to rush. There's always something to rush to like a task or a chore so that I can relax. Again, that's dumb. In economics terms, there's always an opportunity cost. Always. Afterall, the hurry is rushing from something. Just stop to ask, what am I rushing from?
There is no guarantee of time. This is easy to say and easy to understand, but hard to internalize. A favorite movie of mine has a line that is stuck in my brain. It is so wise when I think about it. "No amount of money ever bought a second of time."
Taher, do the thing because there is no guarantee.
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