You know how everyone says "live in the moment"? What if that's actually terrible advice? We're constantly bombarded with the *now*, but thinking a few steps ahead, planning a bit, that's what actually builds something lasting. The 'moment' just passes. Is anything truly built by only focusing on right now?
You know how everyone says "live in the moment"? What if that's actually terrible advice? We're constantly bombarded with the *now*, but thinking a few steps ahead, planning a bit, that's what actually builds something lasting. The 'moment' just passes. Is anything truly built by only focusing on right now?
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