Today I've been thinking a lot about time. I picked up two fascinating books. One of them is

Stephen Hawking, maybe the greatest thinker of the last 500 years. His book is called The Theory

of Everything, The Origin and Fate of the Universe. And I also was reading Start Late Finish Rich

by David Bach. It's a financial planning book. If you're old or feel older and feel like you've

missed out and haven't saved up enough money or made enough money, it's his little recipe on how to

make more money for retirement. And really it's really for any age, but I thought it was an

interesting title. Start late finish rich. And the first chapter David Bach talks about

move on. So you started late, give yourself a break already. If only I had started saving when I was

younger, you can replace that word with just about anything. I don't think there's any human that

I've ever met that doesn't have some level of regret about time wasted money wasted opportunities

wasted potential relationships wasted husband wife boyfriend girlfriend happiness squandered. And

even today was kind of a weird day. I felt like I never got ahead. Generally I'm fairly organized

in life and business and it was like today was the day I was always an hour behind two hours behind.

And so I was piecing all these books together. I thought I would talk a little bit about time. And

you know it's kind of a profound concept. Stephen Hawking in this book, the theory of everything. He

asks a question. For those of you by the way, I don't know Stephen Hawking and he's a professor

and astrophysicist slash physicist slash I don't know. I think he has the Newton chair which is

basically the smartest science mathematician physicist in the world. And it's amazing because he's

in a wheelchair. So he's like doing all this in a wheelchair. It's kind of like Helen Keller.

You read about her and it's somebody who couldn't see, speak or hear yet.

Became such an amazing person. We still remember her name and read her books, you know,

100 years later. But Stephen Hawking says about time he goes, why is it that we remember the past

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