While it's day

Episode 8 of the A Time To Reason podcast, hosted by Antonio Romero, titled "While it's day" was published on May 18, 2022 and runs 9 minutes.

May 18, 2022 ·9m · A Time To Reason

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Summary

"Time is of the essence". This is a phrase we all may have heard at some point in our life. But do we really understand it? And if so, how do we allow it to drive us?  And if we really do understand this, then why don't we allow it to move us? Something to think about.

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"Time is of the essence". This is a phrase we all may have heard at some point in our life. But do we really understand it? And if so, how do we allow it to drive us?

And if we really do understand this, then why don't we allow it to move us?

Something to think about.

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