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“Any finite life — even the best one you could possibly imagine — is therefore a matter of ceaselessly waving goodbye to possibility.” –Oliver Burkman
If we live to be 80 years old, that means we will live approximately 4000 weeks. Most people, when asked, guess a much higher number. We are, by nature of our mortal lives here on earth, limited in our experience of time. Realizing this is both humbling and liberating. Once we realize that we cannot do EVERYTHING (because it is impossible) and that the present moment is all we ever actually have (because even that limited 4000 number is not a guarantee), we can get onto truly living. Living now. Living fully.
In this episode, we discuss how to try to balance holding a vision of what we want in the future while still living in the present moment. There is freedom when we realize that we can honor the past and the future, and still recognize where we really are–which is right here, right now.
BOOKS THAT INSPIRED US:
Four Thousand Weeks: Time Management for Mortals // Oliver Burkeman
Start Finishing // Charlie Gilkey
RELATED EPISODES
Discovering YOUR Life Essentials
Essentialism / How to Do Less But Better
Finding Joy and Enthusiasm in Every Day
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Review of the week from jackiede5:
Awesome
This is my go to podcast especially when I’m having a hard time with life of being a mom and wife. I can listen to this podcast and feel accepted for who I am, yet feel inspired to change in a loving and patient way. Thank you!
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“Any finite life — even the best one you could possibly imagine — is therefore a matter of ceaselessly waving goodbye to possibility.” –Oliver Burkman
If we live to be 80 years old, that means we will live approximately 4000 weeks. Most people, when asked, guess a much higher number. We are, by nature of our mortal lives here on earth, limited in our experience of time. Realizing this is both humbling and liberating. Once we realize that we cannot do EVERYTHING (because it is impossible) and that the present moment is all we ever actually have (because even that limited 4000 number is not a guarantee), we can get onto truly living. Living now. Living fully.
In this episode, we discuss how to try to balance holding a vision of what we want in the future while still living in the present moment. There is freedom when we realize that we can honor the past and the future, and still recognize where we really are–which is right here, right now.
BOOKS THAT INSPIRED US:
Four Thousand Weeks: Time Management for Mortals // Oliver Burkeman
Start Finishing // Charlie Gilkey
RELATED EPISODES
Discovering YOUR Life Essentials
Essentialism / How to Do Less But Better
Finding Joy and Enthusiasm in Every Day
Thank you for the kind reviews! We appreciate them so much. Here is how to leave a review for us on iTunes:
Open Find the Magic in the podcast app
Scroll to the bottom of the page
Click on write a review
Tap the stars to rate us and then write us some feedback:)
Hit SEND
Review of the week from jackiede5:
Awesome
This is my go to podcast especially when I’m having a hard time with life of being a mom and wife. I can listen to this podcast and feel accepted for who I am, yet feel inspired to change in a loving and patient way. Thank you!
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