And whatever I was supposed to do today, it was specifically for today. And then it got me to thinking about time. And the Greeks had two definitions for time. They had Cairo, which is opportune time, the right time, the appointed time, and it has a biblical connotation. And then we have Chronos, which is chronological time, the time, as we like on our watch. The time that says in an hour and seven minutes it'll be Wednesday and no longer Tuesday
phil spade
@Phil · 1:50
And what I found is that I was a lot less stressed because when you procrastinate, especially in a work environment, you never know what tomorrow is going to bring. And it doesn't take too many days in a row for things to happen, where things pile up becomes unmanageable, and you become stressed on how you're going to actually accomplish everything that you need to. So I found that when I lived by that mantra, then I had more free time to myself
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 1:15
Time is on my side. Yes, it is. Oh, man. I love the idea of let's play with time. Not that we are in control of it because we're not. But playing with it gives it a buoyancy and a sense of that's. The word gravitylessness. If it doesn't weigh on us, it can't push us down. It can't limit us
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Sontaia Briggs
@PKBriggs · 0:24
Phil, thank you so much. And I loved that and agreed, I'm not taking on any negative energy. We've all had this experience where you're on the phone, talking with someone and they're like, Did you hear about what such and such a did I was like, no, I didn't. Do not want to hear it. No, I know energy. Protect your energy. Thank you so much for jumping in. Have an amazing day. Bye
Sontaia Briggs
@PKBriggs · 0:27
Deborah, thank you for that. Serenade. I love that gravity less Ness. Right? And so we don't have to feel the weight of time, like time could be weightless if we I guess maybe use it accordingly. Thank you so much. Gravitylessness. Thank you