A brief motivational monologue emphasizing that life includes suffering by design and therefore rewards deliberate, thoughtful use of time. The speaker urges listeners to structure time in intervals (months, 100-day blocks, years, landmark birthdays) to stay motivated and make the most of their limited life.
I'm not here just like pumping sunshine all day. Life can super suck. And it's designed too. It's what we signed up for when we asked to be born. You know it's just part of the journey. We know this and it's all the more reason why it behooves us to be thoughtful and make the most of our time because we're just navigating back to your word. We're just navigating some treacherous waters just some average days, some, you know, calamities all the things that are going to happen and we can more than offset it with just a little bit more of a deliberate thought to say, for example you know, however you work, look at time. Some people are like by the month. Some people like the idea of 100 day intervals. Some people like it to be a year, you know, thematically a lot of people will choose a big birthday to be the year they do a thing whatever it's going to take for you to feel in some way motivated and.
