When one’s priority is to keep up with the expectations and values of those around you, it affects your time and money. You buy a bigger house and a nicer car (or two cars). You involve yourself in more expensive recreations and social functions. These put you in debt and fill up your time. To …
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The lifeguard stood at his post, attentively searching the water for some poor swimmer who is in need of rescue. He is ever vigilant. He is an expert swimmer and has been properly certified in CPR and all manners of Water Safety. The lives of hundreds are in his capable hands. Suddenly, he sees him—a …
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