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Interesting Things with JC

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749: "Making Time"

Interesting Things with JC #749: "Making Time" delves into the profound art of time management, illuminating how prioritizing purpose, productivity, and self-care can shape a life of fulfillment. The episode invites listeners to weave moments into achievements, embrace mindful conversations, and dance with the rhythm of existence. Tune in for insights on carving a meaningful path.

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643: "Completion of the Transcontinental Railroad"

Interesting Things with JC #643: "Completion of the Transcontinental Railroad" - Did you know the completion of the Transcontinental Railroad in 1869 revolutionized transportation and commerce in the US, connecting the East and West coasts for the first time? Built by over 20,000 workers, including Chinese immigrants, it reduced travel time from months to days.

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