Ever notice how the more we try to control our time, the less of it we actually feel we have? It's a curious paradox. By meticulously organizing every minute, we hope to maximize productivity, yet often end up feeling more rushed and anxious. Sometimes, in surrendering to spontaneity, we find the freedom and fulfillment that rigid schedules promise but rarely deliver. Perhaps true mastery of time lies not in controlling it, but in flowing with it. How do you balance structure and spontaneity in your life?