James Laughlin imagines his last day and a young person named Rafael asking how to live on purpose. His answer: love. He warns that people complicate their own lives by reinventing their problems instead of staying connected to what matters.
Fast forward many, many years into the future, and you are highly aware that it's your last day here on Earth. And someone very young that you care deeply for, they come into the room and they say, rafael, how do I lead my life? On purpose. What would you say to them? Love. I live in love. That's beautiful. I love it. Simple, powerful. Deeply connected. I love it. Life cannot be that complicated. I think we reinvent our own issues sometimes.
