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I would suggest you read this, and then put into your morning launch routine something life: "I behold this day most precious. I know my time here is limited. I will spend it only on the most valuable, and not squander it!' "I am the master of my day, no one else, nothing else." (Although some people look down at affirmations, we must be saying these to ourselves somehow - and it is wonderful if it is already "built in".)
I think this is the most important thing a person can know, and practice.
The link is to an Evernote, so it contains bolding by me, with a few notes:
The Shortness of Life: Seneca on Busyness and the Art of Living Wide Rather Than Living Long – Brain Pickings
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Related:
Fwd: Farnam Street: Seneca on The Shortness of Time
Too Busy to Pay Attention to Life
How to Live on 24 Hours a Day: Arnold Bennett on Living a Meaningful Life Within the Constraints of Time
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