Every second you are dying. Death isn't some far away, vague thing. This is it.

Savoring the good things in life is the secret to true success. What a beautiful reminder 💫🕺💫

Share your story on how you started appreciating the little things in life!

This is why stoicism is so important for Today's generation.

When I think about "How to enjoy little things?" I overthink it. I know I can when I think about death and the fact that this is it. But sometimes I think, "Yeah, yeah, some flowers, who cares?" or "Yeah yeah, a dinner out, who cares?" I think I find it easier to enjoy something you aren't even supposed to enjoy like cracks on the sidewalk than I am something that's supposed to be a fun activity like going shopping or walking or bowling. Enjoyment can be elusive.

today, sena, you brought tears to my eyes. thank you for sharing your life with us. i've been learning ukrainian for almost 10mo now to better communicate with my love's family. the first time i started speaking ukrainian with them (7mo ago), you should have seen the light in their faces. they can see i'm dedicated to getting to know their language, & themselves. every time we get together i know a little bit more. this bond that is growing has only been possible by studying a new language. ♥️

I can’t tell you enough how much I love how inspiring and thought provoking your videos are. Thank you for sharing! 🙏🏽

i FOLLOWED YOU . THANKS FOR SHARING YOUR THOUGHTS. IM FROM THE PHILIPPINES

Some very good points.

Somehow I always noticed them but never really thought about it. Watching little bumblebees forever and enjoying it for example. Then recently a loved one passed and it gave me similar thoughts than you share in your video. I've realized that life is always too short and there will be always things you wanted to do (with a certain person or yourself). Realizing that makes me heaps apreciative of the time I spent; let me accept that it is okay to fall or when your plans get thrown under the bus. I also realized that there are no mistakes...think about it. You make your decisions with the knowlege you have at that moment. And when we consider it a mistake, we have more knowledge than at that point where the decision was made. So the only thing you can do is an uninformed decision. If you do the same "mistake" over an over again, I guess that has to do with hope of a better outcome. It took me long but now I apreciate my mistakes and failures as well as I see them as an opportunity to make a more informed decision based on my own experience ;)

I started appreciating the little things more when i literally threw my PC to a garbage bin.