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This document discusses how people often fail to live in the present moment and instead spend their lives waiting for or longing for the future. It notes that the only moment that truly exists is the present, yet many people do not take the time to enjoy the present. The document encourages the reader to stop being distracted by the past and to start living fully in the current moment instead of always waiting for something else.
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Life Stages
- 1. Life Stages Living the moment. Present, the only moment that really exists. Dánae Soto Acosta- A01228330 Lectures & Videos
- 2. Have you ever seen how people spend their entire lives waiting or longing for a moment?
- 3. No one truly enjoy the only moment that really exist: present.
- 4. Past a distractor of your real life
- 7. Everything happens for a reason. Start to live!!