In Today’s Episode
Today, we talk through some gems in Tuesdays With Morrie, a book centered on the meaning of life. Reading this book reminds me how valuable it is to ask questions of ourselves as much as others.
There is a lot to learn and become, and sometimes it feels like there is not enough time for all of it.
When things start to feel this way, it’s good to have some core questions to ground us, the kind of questions Morrie liked to ask.
What are you going to give? Who are you going to give it to?
Do you like how your life feels? When you look back, will you like what you see?
Today’s Affirmation
“Love is the only rational act of a lifetime.” ✨
Today’s Poem
The Power of One by Ashish Ram
One song can spark a moment One flower can wake the dream One tree can start a forest One bird can herald spring One smile begins a friendship One handclasp lifts a soul One star can guide a ship at sea One word can frame the goal One vote can change a nation One sunbeam lights a room One candle wipes out darkness One laugh will conquer gloom One step must start each journey One word must start each prayer One hope will raise our spirits One touch can show you care One voice can speak with wisdom One heart can know what’s true One life can make the difference You see, it’s up to you!!
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p.s. Let’s revisit the first poem shared on Growing ‘n Musing called Eulogy, an original poem. Considering today’s conversation on the meaning of life and asking the right questions, I want to challenge you to write your Eulogy as an intention and value-setting exercise.
Agree or Disagree: Asking the Right Questions Help Us Live More Meaningfully.