Core Concepts
Value time and seize last chances.
Abstract
In a reflective piece, the author contemplates the fleeting nature of time and the significance of seizing opportunities before they vanish. The impending super bloom in California serves as a backdrop for this introspection, prompting thoughts about past missed chances and the uncertainty of future encounters. The narrative weaves personal experiences with philosophical musings on bravery, boldness, and the transience of life. Through vivid imagery and candid reflections, the author underscores the importance of cherishing moments and embracing opportunities, recognizing that some opportunities may never come again.
Structure:
Introduction highlighting T'aego's quote on valuing time.
Recollection of a failed attempt to see a super bloom in California due to heavy traffic.
Internal debate on whether to try again this year despite potential crowds.
Pondering over past "last times" and uncertainties about future opportunities.
Questioning if last year was truly the final chance for certain experiences.
Stats
"The days and months go by like lightning: we should value the time."
"We pass from life to death in the time it takes to breathe in and breathe out."
Quotes
“The days and months go by like lightning: we should value the time.”
“Whether walking, standing, sitting, or lying down, do not waste even a moment of time. Become ever braver and bolder.”