ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This episode is personal. It's about what my dad's death taught me about my own time. My dad spent his on what mattered to him, people and his own offbeat interests alike, with little concern for whether it made sense to anyone else. After a terminal diagnosis, he got even more deliberate about the time he had left. And in this episode we focus on remembering that time is finite is one of the few things that helps you make different choices day to day. Not toward anyone else's idea of a good life, but toward the one you want.
If you keep putting off the things that matter to you, this episode is worth your time.
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