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Good morning. This is Laura. Welcome to the Before Breakfast Podcast. Today's tip is to think

168 hours, not 24.

When I first started writing about time many years ago,

I realized something.

A lot of people said the phrase 24-7, but no one multiplied it through. I certainly hadn't. I had to

get out a pen and some paper to do the math. It turns out there are 168 hours in a week.

This number is important for a few reasons.

First, a week is the cycle of life

as we actually live it.

This is the smallest unit of time that offers a representative picture of life.

If I chose a random 24 hours of your life, it would look very different if I chose a Tuesday

or a Saturday.

If I choose a random 168 hours, though, the odds are much better that my next pick of 168 hours

would look at least reasonably similar.

Second, looking at a week shows us how much time we have.

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