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Live like you are on death row
Selina Iddon explores the concept of living with the urgency of someone on death row, prompting personal transformation. She emphasizes the reality of having an end date and how it can drive us to live more purposefully. The episode delves into the themes of procrastination and finding life's purpose, drawing insights from cancer survivors' perspectives. Selina reflects on these discussions and highlights the importance of kindness as a guiding principle in our lives.
I have recently watched 2 Netflix true stories: 'Just Mercy' and 'Trial by Fire'.
The movies certainly bought up all kinds of feelings and were very well made and acted. One based on a black man on death row, another about a poor white man on death row and I recommend them both.
One common thing I took from them both was this, what they did with their time in a little cell with near no privileges was way beyond what they, or most of us, would ever do and become than if they had it all at their disposal as many of us do. What would you stop and start doing if you were living like the letter with your 30 day execution date could come any day?
(0:00) Live like you're on death row and personal transformation
(2:12) The reality of an end date and life's urgency
(3:06) Procrastination, life purpose, and cancer survivors' perspectives
(6:09) Episode reflections and the importance of kindness
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By Selina IddonSelina Iddon explores the concept of living with the urgency of someone on death row, prompting personal transformation. She emphasizes the reality of having an end date and how it can drive us to live more purposefully. The episode delves into the themes of procrastination and finding life's purpose, drawing insights from cancer survivors' perspectives. Selina reflects on these discussions and highlights the importance of kindness as a guiding principle in our lives.
I have recently watched 2 Netflix true stories: 'Just Mercy' and 'Trial by Fire'.
The movies certainly bought up all kinds of feelings and were very well made and acted. One based on a black man on death row, another about a poor white man on death row and I recommend them both.
One common thing I took from them both was this, what they did with their time in a little cell with near no privileges was way beyond what they, or most of us, would ever do and become than if they had it all at their disposal as many of us do. What would you stop and start doing if you were living like the letter with your 30 day execution date could come any day?
(0:00) Live like you're on death row and personal transformation
(2:12) The reality of an end date and life's urgency
(3:06) Procrastination, life purpose, and cancer survivors' perspectives
(6:09) Episode reflections and the importance of kindness
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