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You must go do the next thing by David Kane of Raptitude.com.

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I'm going to jump right into today's post as we optimize your life.

You must go do the next thing by David Cain of Raptitude.com.

I have the privilege of being present at my father's death.

It's not like I expected.

With illness, you see the person, the personality, fade over time.

You come to expect that death will simply be what you call it

when there's nothing left. In light of this, it's easy to imagine that a life can taper down to

nothing without any hard edges, but death itself does come down to a single moment. He was breathing, and a moment later, he was not.

Having been aware of his prognosis for five years or so, I had already envisioned the moment

many times, but I had it all wrong. I expected it to trigger intense grief, hysterics.

Instead, I found I felt intensely happy for him. He had

arrived at the finish line, and I was there to witness it. It struck me with all the suddenness of a

lightning flash that he was the only one in the room with no problems at all, not a trace. All his uncertainties, needs, and worries evaporated,

while ours still filled the room. I watched intently as he was freed from the enormous weight

of simply being alive, an unbelievably heavy thing which I'd somehow lost track of until that moment. That heaviness is something

I never fully appreciated until I saw somebody being liberated from it. The four of us at his

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