I think the best way to relate to this is in the context of your day-2-day is what can you do that would make leaving this earth the next day a little easier. I don’t think it’s feasible to live everyday like your last but what CAN you do, no matter how small, that brings value to your life or others each day. A small gift to someone you love or know on your way back home from work. A positive uplifting text to a friend or family member letting them know you’re thinking about them. A donation to a charity that hits home or to a local shelter. Sometimes it’s just the small things that make each day better and help remind you that you have control over your life. As a bonus, these small acts of kindness or random conversations can lead to outcomes you’d never expect.
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Reply to [Discussion] "If today were the last day of my life, would I want to do what I am about to do today?" - How does this relate to your day-to-day job? by Sjeefr
I think the best way to relate to this is in the context of your day-2-day is what can you do that would make leaving this earth the next day a little easier. I don’t think it’s feasible to live everyday like your last but what CAN you do, no matter how small, that brings value to your life or others each day. A small gift to someone you love or know on your way back home from work. A positive uplifting text to a friend or family member letting them know you’re thinking about them. A donation to a charity that hits home or to a local shelter. Sometimes it’s just the small things that make each day better and help remind you that you have control over your life. As a bonus, these small acts of kindness or random conversations can lead to outcomes you’d never expect.