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Time is a daily miracle we all share
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Suggested post text:
Every morning you are handed the same twenty-four hours as everyone else. No one can steal them, and no one gets more. What will you do with yours today? #time #mindset
Audio: The Daily Miracle, from How to Live on 24 Hours a Day by Arnold Bennett (1867-1931), read by a LibriVox volunteer, public domain. Cut and captioned by Already Made. LibriVox and its volunteers do not endorse this studio.
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We never shall have any more time
Shortened preview: the first 19 seconds of 55.
Suggested post text: How many times have you said you will fix that when you have a little more time? The truth is gentle but firm: the time you have now is all there ever is. #time #habits
Money is common, but time is restricted
Shortened preview: the first 22 seconds of 52.
Suggested post text: If your money runs short, you can find a way to earn more. Time does not work like that, which is why how we spend it matters so much. #time #money
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Summary
In this episode, Arnold Bennett opens with a familiar scene: the friend who earns a good income yet never seems to have much to show for it. From there he turns to a different kind of budget. Newspapers argue endlessly about how to live on a set amount of money, but no one writes about how to live on twenty-four hours a day. Bennett calls the daily supply of time a miracle: it is equal for everyone, cannot be stolen, and cannot be borrowed against the future. He argues that money is common and fixable, while a mismanaged day muddles a whole life. He closes by asking who truly lives, rather than merely exists, on their daily time, and by noting that we will never have more time than we have now.
Show notes
The 7 timestamps that come with this episode:
- 0:00 A man with a good income who somehow never has much to show for it.
- 1:02 Newspapers debate how to live on money, but never on time.
- 1:34 Time is worth more than money and is the raw material of everything.
- 2:15 The daily supply of time is a miracle, equal for all and unstealable.
- 3:11 Time cannot be withheld, borrowed against or wasted ahead of schedule.
- 4:44 Money is common, while a badly spent day muddles a whole life.
- 5:37 Few of us truly live on twenty-four hours, and we will never have more.
Three quote graphics
Suggested post text: Time is the one thing money cannot multiply. It is worth guarding with care.
Suggested post text: We can explain so much about the world, yet time still slips past us. Treat each day as the gift it is.
Suggested post text: Waiting for more time? The time you have right now is all there has ever been, so begin here.
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