Mel Robbins

I think there's a huge power, and you know this based on the way the brain works, in really embracing the truth of everything that you just said in terms of giving yourself permission to not just live a meaningful life now and find moments of meaning, but to really think about what you want to accomplish by the end.

Who do you want to become?

Yeah, who do you want to become?

I'm thinking about my mother-in-law, who's 89,

I think she's 89.

Is she 88?

I don't know.

But she texted in the family wide group chat, I'm going to be here another 10 years because I want to see all the grandkids get married if they choose to get married.

Right.

I was like, wow.

She's in the game.

She's in the game.

Yeah.

She knows what she's doing.

Yeah.

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.