We are talking with our friend Tripley, Trip in your new book, Rise, you write this, quote,

to put it simply, procrastination is pride because it assumes you know the future, but

we don't know when our health will decline or our lives will end.

We don't even know for sure when life will get busier, end quote.

Everything that our time is short helps to bring clarity to our daily priorities, of course,

and it makes us diligent in those priorities.

So explain how this relates to procrastination.

Well, you know, I feel very experienced in writing about procrastination because that's

been something that's been an issue for me of my lifetime management, it was not a natural

strength to me.

And you know, especially in my college years, time management and procrastination went

to pop up a lot and got really convicted me.

When I say to myself, oh, and over again, you know what, I'll do this later.

I'm assuming that I'll have a later.

I'm assuming that I'll have the time to do that at some other time.

And that's just knowledge that I don't really have, you know, this is like what James says

with, and James too, when he says, come now, you who say today or tomorrow, we will go

into such and such a time and spend a year there and trade and make profit, yet you do

not know what tomorrow will bring.

What is your life for you are missed that appears for a little time and advantages instead

you ought to say, if the Lord wills, we will live and do this or that.

And I think one of the principles there is it's very proud to say with certainty that today

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