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Hello October! As we usher in a new month, we find ourselves at the intersection of technology, nature’s beauty with the colors of fall leaves, and the promise of cooler days. October is not just a calendar shift; it’s a reminder of the ever-evolving world we live in. In October, we witness the remarkable transition

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Quitting is NOT a Sign of Weakness When do you give up and when do you fight for it? The 3 situations when quitting is the smart move: 1) When you’re chasing sunk costs.Time, money, and energy invested are gone forever.  Pursuing it further won’t bring it back. Be honest and objective with the current reality. 2)

Another Trip Around the Sun Yesterday marked another year since I was born on this floating rock. I find myself standing at a remarkable juncture in my life’s journey. This milestone is imbued with a sense of reflection and anticipation, a moment to pause and appreciate the path I’ve traversed so far. It’s a poignant

The Most Important Investment there is: Time I’m protective of my time. After all, it’s our most precious asset: the one asset we can’t get more of.  In realizing this, I’ve noticed something like “time drag.” Let’s say I scheduled a 30-minute meeting.  (My day is full of these 30 and 60 minute meetings) I think it’ll

Stop Spinning Plates There’s a nifty little book that I turn to often. Honestly, it’s short book and was written in 1908. It upturned the idiom “time is money” for me by forcing me to consider the intrinsic value of time. How to live on 24 hours a day by Arnold Bennett. The supply of time is