The Talk: Let Death Do Its Work
Feb 27, 2024•12 min•Ep. 318
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The founding fathers would often sign letters to one another using the Latin phrase, "memento mori," which translates to, "Remember that you die." But rather than saying this as a sorrowful reminder, they used it to encourage one another to live meaningful lives. Men, tomorrow is not promised. Let us live with intentionality, as if every day was our last.
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