People often ask what I miss about Morrie. I miss that belief in humanity. I miss the eyes that could view life so encouragingly. And I miss his laugh. I really do.
by Mitch Albom
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Mitch Albom reflects on his deep admiration for his former professor, Morrie Schwartz, highlighting the profound impact Morrie had on his perspective on humanity. Albom expresses a longing for Morrie's unwavering belief in the goodness of people and his optimistic outlook on life, which served as a source of inspiration. This perspective encouraged those around him to appreciate life's beauty and foster positive relationships.

Moreover, Albom fondly remembers Morrie's infectious laughter, which brought joy to many. This laughter, combined with Morrie's wisdom and compassionate worldview, created an atmosphere of warmth and connection. Albom's reminiscence illustrates the lasting influence of Morrie's character and teachings, emphasizing the importance of maintaining hope and joy even in challenging times.

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