Continuing from episode one, I thought it’d be important not merely to acknowledge that there is still time on the clock but also to highlight that there’s still a play to be made. And furthermore, executing a play doesn’t always mean you’ll get the win, but we need to value the attempts just as much as (and maybe even more than) the final result. It’s a nod to the process.

There's still time to make a play, even if it feels like the last second...

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