Welcome to The Man Talk Show. I'm Connor Beaton. And today we're going to talk about leveraging

power of Momental Mori and really we're going to have a bit of a conversation about death,

which is maybe not the most exciting thing for some of us. But during these times of chaos and

panic and pandemonium and just everything that's happening in the world, a lot of people are sort of facing their fear.

And at the root of fear is often the fear of death, the fear of not having enough to survive, not being able to make ends meet, death of relationships,

death of people who we love. And many people are sort of meeting this fear. The way that life

used to look, right, death of the freedoms that we used to take for granted. the death of the routines and rituals of going out

into social settings. Many people are grieving forms of death, but maybe not calling it that,

forms of grieving a death of a work that they used to go into, a job or a company that they used to go

into. So there's many different forms of death

that people have been experiencing.

And whenever we experience major transitions like this,

we experience deaths of certain things, right?

Death of routines, death of structure in our life,

the death of how things used to look, used to feel. And for some of us, we are meeting death in a much more

direct way. We are having family members pass away and not being able to go and be with them

in their final hours due to the pandemic. And so there's a lot that has coming up around this

concept. And I've been seeing it

enter into many people's lives, businesses collapsing, careers, ending, relationships,

ending. And so there's a lot of, a lot of this transpiring. So I want to talk about this.

So Momentumori, it's a very interesting concept. You may have seen it popularized

by people like Ryan Holiday with the Daily Stoic. But I'm just going to break down what it is,

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