Got this from one of my subscription – The Wealth Pilgrim. I found it to be so timely, coming now to the end of 2013. It has caused me to reflect quite a bit on what I am doing in the moment to prepare for a possible future self. When I put this next to Sam Harris’ – It is Always Now, it distills for me a really powerful elixir to live by. Enjoy…
Another of Sam illuminating talks. It doesn’t really matter to me what one’s concept of the God or the Afterlife is…it really only matter that to live in and experience the present; it would also be wise to not close off one’s mind to all possibilities even the possibility of the non-existence of both God and an Afterlife…just be an open vessel.
I am an avid reader of all things Sam Harris and Richard Dawkins. I totally enjoy their frank and clear point of view regarding religion, philosophy and meaning of life. Here Sam gives a pretty good laydown on how much we waste time always hoping for future when we never get to meet it.
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You probably don’t have any trouble finding ways to spend your time. But are you using your time to its fullest? Probably not. Most people (including yours truly) struggle with wasting time to some extent. That’s a shame. Not only does this make it more difficult to move up in your career, it’s easier to fritter away the wonderful life you have.
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