Treat every day as the last day of your life
Not in the media sense of
giving your all until you die
where the subtext is forcing yourself into "meaningful" grind
until you've worked yourself to death
A real last day of life
is realizing everything is empty
When an individual life ends
the physical world collapses in an instant
and everything before your eyes is illusion
So the last day of life
is living by your own ideas
not swept along by anyone or any discipline
nothing else matters
What you want to do and don't want to do
are the only things to consider
Whatever feels comfortable
Not thinking time is short
and forcing yourself to strive harder
That's the completely opposite conclusion
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Treat every day as the last day of your life
From X · @therealfreddyx
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Treat every day as the last day of your life
Not in the media sense of
giving your all until you die
where the subtext is forcing yourself into "meaningful" grind
until you've worked yourself to death
A real last day of life
is realizing everything is empty
When an individual life ends
the physical world collapses in an instant
and everything before your eyes is illusion
So the last day of life
is living by your own ideas
not swept along by anyone or any discipline
nothing else matters
What you want to do and don't want to do
are the only things to consider
Whatever feels comfortable
Not thinking time is short
and forcing yourself to strive harder
That's the completely opposite conclusion
Not in the media sense of
giving your all until you die
where the subtext is forcing yourself into "meaningful" grind
until you've worked yourself to death
A real last day of life
is realizing everything is empty
When an individual life ends
the physical world collapses in an instant
and everything before your eyes is illusion
So the last day of life
is living by your own ideas
not swept along by anyone or any discipline
nothing else matters
What you want to do and don't want to do
are the only things to consider
Whatever feels comfortable
Not thinking time is short
and forcing yourself to strive harder
That's the completely opposite conclusion