"Life is short so make the most of it" is advice we hear a lot.
But do we actually know what that means?
It’s easy to fall into the trap of thinking every day needs to be a highlight reel. Adventures, concerts, spontaneous getaways—all filtered through the lens of “living fully.” But that’s not sustainable. And honestly, it’s not real life.
What if making the most of each day wasn’t about doing more—but about doing things with more intention? Over the next 100 days, I will be exploring the idea of what it means to get the most out of life. Not just to check boxes or chase dopamine, but to fill the minutes with purpose—work, rest, connection, joy. To live every moment deliberately.
Less scrolling. Less noise.
More meaning. More moments that actually add to life.
Chasing Fleeting Moments
What does it truly mean for a moment to be “fleeting”, and what can we do to appreciate it so.
Doing The Thing
Living deliberately means making choices for everything. Sometimes, the choice is to get stuff done (even if we don't want to).
Gimme a Break
Part of living deliberately means taking intentional breaks. Beyond staring at a smaller screen.
Living Deliberately
What does it mean to genuinely make the most out of life? To make every minute count?