Josip Sesar

Clutters are on the other extreme of time-consciousness. We are vague about time. That’s probably a good thing. While we need to ratchet ourselves up a little bit to get into step with the rest of the world, I don’t think we need to become obsessed with time. Finding a happy balance will do just fine, thank you.
When we cram too many things, too many “To-Do’s” into a day, it is like borrowing from a high-interest credit card. Like the Biblical story the brothers who got an equal inheritance, we can squander it or use it wisely. Whether we bury it or invest it in ourselves, we never get more quantity. What we do get by using it effectively is more quality of life.