Mel Robbins

And I think there's an invitation to all of us.

And so I love that construct of what age do you think you're dying?

And what are all the things that you want to accomplish that you haven't done yet?

And what do you hope?

Yeah, you said turn off the phone and take the time for the person that says, well, I just can't.

I'm overwhelmed.

I have no time.

What do you want to say directly to them, Bill?

Well, that's the moment.

That's what it all comes down to.

Because you can stay there.

I want to read to you from your blockbuster bestseller, How to Live a Meaningful Life.

And this is page eight, all of us.

This longing for more meaning may be one of the most universal things that all humans want.

Lives that are generative and joyful, fulfilling and connected.

Lives that are about more than just getting through each day, paying the bills, maybe taking a vacation now and then.

And too many people are finding too few an answer for how to get what their hearts keep telling them they were made for.

The meaning and purpose that they need.

The quest for meaning can seem too big and too overwhelming.

But here's the thing.