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Lord, we know who we are yet we know not what we may be.
A sentence taken from the play written by William Shakespeare in 1602, "Lord we know who we are yet we know not what we may be" is spoken by a character in the play, Ophelia addressing the uncertainty in her life and of everyone else's in the play.
This episode is a reference to the now biggest motivation in my life, Uncertainty, pushing through without having a glimpse or knowing details of what's next. Listen to the episode to know how this relates to you.
Enjoy.
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By Asher Adanehi
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A sentence taken from the play written by William Shakespeare in 1602, "Lord we know who we are yet we know not what we may be" is spoken by a character in the play, Ophelia addressing the uncertainty in her life and of everyone else's in the play.
This episode is a reference to the now biggest motivation in my life, Uncertainty, pushing through without having a glimpse or knowing details of what's next. Listen to the episode to know how this relates to you.
Enjoy.