The Talk: Let Death Do Its Work

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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