Had it not been for "Nightline," Morrie would have died without ever seeing me again. I had no good excuse for this, except the one that everyone these days seems to have. I had become too wrapped up in the siren song of my life. I was busy.
Mitch Albom reflects on the impact of the television show "Nightline" in reuniting him with his former professor, Morrie Schwartz. He acknowledges that without this chance, he would have missed the opportunity to see Morrie one last time. Albom admits he had no valid reason for his absence, highlighting a common excuse in modern life: being overwhelmed by personal responsibilities and distractions.
This realization emphasizes how easily people can become consumed by their own busy lives, often at the expense of meaningful connections. Albom's regret serves as a reminder that taking the time to nurture relationships is vital, especially as they may not always be there when we finally choose to prioritize them.
