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13 April 02:03AM

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For me, this is the true measure of happiness and whether I am on the right path for today. The answer to this question has varied: from a couple of days to a couple of years. I am surprised at how many people have answers like 10 or 20 years.

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Charleen 01 June 12:39AM	MORE \| REPLY \| REPORT \| MARK THIS INSPIRING 1 inspiration
Thanks also for this question. I have thought about it all day and still don't have an answer for myself. I posed different time frames for myself - a day, week, month, year - and thought what changes I would like to make and then the enormous weight of ma...

james 14 April 09:14PM	MORE \| REPLY \| REPORT \| MARK THIS INSPIRING 1 inspiration
Even though I know intellectually that each breath could be my last, I still spend an astonishing amount of time thinking about things I can't change - possible futures, mostly. And for me, the way I think is a habit that is so strong that I'm not sure I cou...

Charleen 04 June 09:36AM	MORE \| REPLY \| REPORT \| MARK THIS INSPIRING 3 inspirations
I continue to challenge myself daily with the question “If you had a week, month or year to live, what changes would you make?” and I can’t come up with many. It is almost the opposite. I think I would do very little to change my life, just g...

mountainmama 13 April 10:17AM	MORE \| REPLY \| REPORT \| MARK THIS INSPIRING 1 inspiration
The truth is the end of our lives is always just one breath away. I think that for me living habitually is a way of denying this truth. A way of saying that I have all the time in the world to change, to live differently, to live joyfully, to live meaningfully...

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