Have you ever noticed how sometimes when you're going through an old box of photos or stumbling

upon a forgotten childhood toy, you're suddenly transported back to those moments.

It's almost like time travel, right?

You're there, you're in that memory, you're reliving every detail, the smells, the sounds, the emotions. But then the

phone rings, or someone calls your name, and you're snapped back to the present. This dance

between yesterday and today, between memories and moments.

It's a curious one, and one I've actually been thinking about for quite some time.

Today's episode is all about the past to the present.

It's about understanding the delicate balance between cherishing what was and embracing what is.

If you think about it, life is like this beautiful library, right?

I was recently in New York, and I remember the days of spending a lot of time in their

public New York library, and it's so beautiful and it's massive.

And life is like this.

Each book on this shelf is a chapter of our life.

It's filled with stories.

It's filled with lessons.

It's filled with memories.

And some of these books we read through quite often,

thumbing through the pages of our favorite moments.

But what about that book that's being written right now,

the one that's open on your desk,

just waiting for you to write today's story?

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