Yo, today's QOD is, and whether we shall meet again, I know not.

Here we go. Welcome back to the quarter of the day show. I'm your host, Sean Croxton,

and Sean Croxton.com. We got Dr. Sricumar Rao on the show today. And this talk reminds me of a Jesse Isler talk.

I'm not sure if I played it here. It might have just been for personal use. But in this talk, he's discussing, you know, he's talking to a friend. His friend asked him, you know, how many times a year do you see your parents?

And Jesse says, like, you know, two or three times a year. And his friend says, well, based on your

parents' ages, you're probably going to see them like six or seven more times in your whole life.

And that was just so startling to Jesse where it's like, wow, that's crazy.

I'm only going to see my parents six or seven more times.

That's like I never thought about it that way.

And, you know, when we put life into that perspective, you know, not just about our parents, but just about people in general, like this might be the last time I see you.

You know, it's pretty wild.

And it just changes your relationships.

It changes your perspective on those relationships.

It changes your perspective regarding time, right?

We've had a few talks about like death and dying over this last few weeks.

And so this will be the last one for a little while.

But, you know, I think it's just so important to realize, like, this thing is not permanent. You got to, you got to use this time

the very best you can, right, to, you know, go after your goals, but also to connect with others

in a meaningful way. Dr. Sri Kumar Rouse coming up.

Now, this is another powerful technique I'm going to share with you.

Comes from Shakespeare.

And this one comes in particular from Julius Caesar.

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