Naima B. Robert – Advice for Muslim Women What if Today Was Your Last Day MUST WATCH!
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The speaker discusses the concept of carpe margins, which refers to the fact that if someone does not live to see the morning, they are not guaranteed to see the day. The speaker emphasizes the importance of showing up more intentional and purposeful to grab the last chance of life. They also mention a Latin saying about carpe margins, which refers to the fact that if someone does not live to see the morning, they are not guaranteed to see the day.
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What if today was all you had?
What if this week was your last week?
What if this month
was your final month?
How would you live?
What would you do?
Where would you
go? Who would you speak to and how?
What would you start doing?
What would you stop doing?
What would you do more of?
What would you do less of?
There's a Latin saying that has inspired me
ever since I was a teenager,
and it is called
carpe diem,
and it means
seize the day.
Our dean teaches
us to,
to seize the day.
It was Ali ibn Abi Talib who said,
if you do not live to see the
morning
sorry. If you live to see the morning,
do not expect and I have to do
that again. Oh, man.
Don't. That was a good one as well.
Not.
No.
Here Here
we are.
Our dean teaches us to carpe diem
because none of us is guaranteed
even one day more than we already have.
And so if that's the case,
I think we should all be making a
decision to live
more mindfully,
more present,
more intentional
because we don't know
if this is our last day, our final
week,
the last month.
And
when you live with the awareness
that
next year isn't
granted to you, next week isn't guaranteed,
you are then able to show up
more fully,
show up
much more meaningfully and purposefully.
Make these days count.
Make this week count.
Make this month count
as if it was your last
so that you can really show up as
the
hero
of your life story.