James Laughlin argues that people who live deeply never fear dying. He contrasts a busy life packed with activities against one where you actually savor things: smell the roses, enjoy your coffee, go deep on a book. The depth of your life matters more than how much you do.
Are you busy being busy? Anna East Nin had this amazing quote, which is, people who live deeply, never fear dying. What we have right now is a time when people are so busy being busy doing a hundred things, they're living a wide life, doing lots of things, but not going very deep. I want to challenge you to start taking things to a deeper level, because people who are living deeply and richly, they take the time to smell the roses, they enjoy that morning coffee, they go deep on the book. So I want to challenge you to really think about how deep you're living, not how wide you're living.
