EPISODE · Mar 3, 2020 · 31 MIN
Episode 4: Time
from Resiliency Rounds
In this episode Eddie & Aneesh contemplate Time and how they strive for work-life balance. They discuss 'On The Shortness of Life' by the stoic philosopher Seneca.Dedication: For my dad. Until we meet again. Love you, pop. -EddieLearn how you can help the fight against Parkinson's disease here: http://parkinson.orgSend comments & feedback: [email protected] us on Twitter: @ResiliencyRSubscribe and share!Let us know how we are doing.
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