#30: Quality vs. Quantity

from Living As You · host Patrick Quinn

How often do we receive societal messages emphasizing the importance of quantity? "Bigger is better," more educational degrees, higher pay, greater portion size, huge cars, etc. It appears that society emphasizes quantity over quality. However, is this message correct? Today's "Living As You" talk explores this balance and the importance of personally deciding whether "quantity" or "quality" should be your focus in particular aspects of one's life. This is your decision... nobody else's.

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