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Today we are in part four of our series. You'll be glad you did timeless advice for

trouble times. We've all lived long enough to have made some decisions. We're so

glad we made to develop some habits. We're so glad that we did, right? We've also

lived long enough to face the consequences of some decisions we've made or

some habits that we didn't break soon enough, and we wish we had. So

basically, we're all old enough to, you know, we're either glad we did, or we

wish we had. We're glad we didn't, we're glad we didn't, or we wish we hadn't.

So we've all got stories. Everyone of us can stand up and tell a story around

these two condressing pairs of statements. Eventually, we all realize, because

we're adults, we're all old enough to realize that life is connected, that one

thing leads to another, that today impacts tomorrow, that yesterday

impacted today, my relational decisions today, my professional decisions today,

my financial decisions today, my academic decisions today will impact, will

eventually impact me and all of those areas later. And this is, of course, the

number one lesson, or one of the number one lessons parents want to impart

to their kids, or to, you know, to grandparents want to impart to their grandkids

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