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    Don't Let It Pass... DO THE WORK #575

    enJuly 07, 2019
    What should we balance between according to the speaker?
    How can mindfulness improve our present experiences?
    Why is it important to cherish relationships?
    What does the speaker suggest about childhood experiences?
    How can we avoid missing significant moments in life?

    Podcast Summary

    • Appreciating the PresentFind balance between growth and enjoyment, cherish present experiences and relationships, be mindful and grateful.

      While it's natural for humans to desire growth and change, we must not forget to appreciate and cherish the present. Our tendency to focus on the future and take the present for granted can lead to missing out on valuable experiences and relationships. It's essential to find a balance between pushing forward and enjoying the journey. We all have things in our lives that bring us joy and permanence, such as skills, activities, and people. These things should not be neglected in the pursuit of something new. The speaker acknowledges the struggle with this balance but encourages mindfulness and gratitude for what we have in the present. By being fully present, we can truly appreciate the journey and the destination.

    • Making the most of precious momentsAppreciate and prioritize precious moments, especially with loved ones, to make the most of the time we have.

      Time is precious and fleeting, and we can't get it back once it's gone. Whether it's time spent with loved ones or enjoying a particular season, those moments are gone forever. As we go through life, we have opportunities to make the most of the time we have, especially with our children as they grow up. It's easy to get caught up in the urgent things and neglect the important things that aren't urgent, like enjoying the present moment with the people around us. We may not realize it, but we've still had positive experiences and memories even if we weren't actively engaging in an activity. The question is, did we make the best of the time we had? It's not hard to try to enjoy the moment, but it can be challenging to prioritize it amidst the distractions and demands of life. It's a scary thought that we may miss out on precious moments with our children as they grow up and move on. Ultimately, it's important to make the most of the time we have and cherish the moments that matter most to us.

    • Cherish every moment with loved onesAppreciate and make the most of the present and future with loved ones, as childhood innocence and experiences are fleeting

      Life moves quickly and it's important to cherish every moment, especially with those who matter most to us. The speaker shares his experience of watching his children grow up, reminding us that childhood innocence and experiences are fleeting. He encourages us to schedule time for one-off events and be present in the moment, acknowledging that it's not always easy. The speaker also emphasizes the importance of reflection and recognizing the value of the time spent with loved ones. He encourages us to reset and appreciate the small moments, acknowledging that we can't get back the time we've lost but can make the most of the present and future. Overall, the message is to cherish the people and moments in our lives, as they are precious and fleeting.

    • Prioritize what matters mostMake a conscious effort to prioritize relationships and experiences that matter most, and don't let important moments slip away

      It's essential to prioritize the important things in life, both for ourselves and for those around us. It requires effort, time, planning, and sometimes saying no to less important distractions. Even when we're tired or overwhelmed, it's crucial not to let important moments slip away. We may not miss the unimportant things, but we might regret missing the significant ones. So, let's make a conscious effort to put more into the relationships and experiences that matter most to us. Don't let time and opportunities pass us by. Remember to be nice, be thankful, and do the work.

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