Robin Sharma

Third question is, what must I let go of?

Yes.

And we can talk about one of the great...

spiritual skills, or leadership skills is learning to let go.

Learning to let go of betrayals, disappointments, the past.

Fourth question is, what does my ideal day ahead look like?

So you have a little script.

So you're setting some intentions.

And that brings us to the fifth question.

What needs to be said at the end?

And the more we can connect to the shortness of life, the more we can connect to our mortality, the more we're going to start to live to the point versus being busy, being busy, spending our days chasing trivial pursuits.

And I think if we could just connect to our mortality every morning and strip away complexity and administrivia and even holding back the love in our hearts, holding back on the things our instinct says we should do, but we're, oh, what if I fail?

What if I'm laughed at?

What if I look like a kook?

And we just live from that instinct.

I think we'd be so much happier in our lives.

That's exactly what I mean.

Another, another little mental tool that I use is that thank, thank goodness I'm healthy.

But if I'm lucky, I have 25 years left to live, maybe 30.

And so I call this my 25 summers question.