It doesn't matter what the end looks like- what matters is that it came. Bam, you're done. But life? There are degrees of life. You can live it well or half-asleep. You can go sledding down a sand dune, or you can spend your life in front of the TV. And i don't mean to sound like a stupid after-school special, but you have to keep living the way we did these last weeks. Risk. That's the secret. Risk everything
"It doesn't matter what the end looks like- what matters is that it came. Bam, you're done." This suggests that finishing a task or reaching a goal is important, regardless of the outcome. The focus is on the act of living itself and completing what we set out to do.
"Life? There are degrees of life. You can live it well or half-asleep... Risk. That's the secret. Risk everything." The message emphasizes the importance of embracing risks to truly experience life. Living fully involves taking chances rather than staying passive or safe, as highlighted by the author's advice to keep living boldly like in recent weeks.
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