Beyond Cost
...and any other economic terms.
Because of behavioral sciences we know it can be costly to change our habitual ways of thinking. The cost comes from the energy and time it takes us to make that change. And of course time is money, the cruelest arbiter of all things. But who are we if not change agents, paying for our tiny lives with blood, sweat, and tears, and whatever imagination we can avoid suppressing? Cost is an economic term. When we close our eyes for the very last time, what we’ve paid for our life will be more than enough to purchase a first class ticket into the universe of sublime love.
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