Being smart about Time

on December 27, 2010December 27, 2010 By Lynette Monteiro

Sometimes we can use our knowledge wisely. Sometimes we get in trouble when we mistake knowledge for wisdom.

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Janet D Jung says:

December 28, 2010 at 1:40 PM

This is a fun way to make the point. Thanks for posting it.

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