Welcome to the Daily Stoic Podcast, designed to help bring those four key Stoic virtues,

courage, discipline, justice, and wisdom into the real world.

A sense of urgency, a sense of urgency.

It's remarkable. It's sad. It's entitled and irresponsible.

Even though things are moving very quickly, even though Tempest, fugit, time flies,

people are taking it slowly. People are hemming and hawn. People are putting things off.

People are acting like they can afford to do this,

as if they are not paying for their indecision and their slowness in their pocketbook and with their life.

The Smashing Pumpkins sang about how we had to live and love tonight's great lyric in the resolute urgency of now.

In the kitchen of per se, there's the famous sign,

a sense of urgency, and it's mounted beneath the clock. I think both these reminders are essential,

and so is Seneca's. The whole future lies in uncertainty, live immediately. This is your life that sits before you. Time is ticking away. Don't delay. Don't procrastinate. Don't make excuses. Don't be entitled. Only do what

must be done. What you do with the seconds ticking before you is the most important decision you will make

in your life. Act with resolution and urgency. Live while you can't. When you're a productive person,

when you've got a lot on your plate, you don't have time to be groggy or unfocused just because you had a couple of drinks the night before.

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Their claim to fame is that you

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in the morning, but the real reason is what happens in your brain and liver while you sleep. When

alcohol leaves your system, your brain goes into rebound mode, and that's what makes you feel bad.

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