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Reginald McKiver asks listeners how many moments they truly take advantage of. He recounts nearly dying from undiagnosed double pulmonary embolisms and seeing his life as a flash of moments...joy, shame, and fear, realizing the "coulda/shoulda" outweighed what he actually did. He argues that trauma and success are shaped by moments, yet people sacrifice the present for elusive "one day" goals, often losing family, fulfillment, and time. McKiver urges writing down "one days," stopping to pause and see what drives constant pursuit, and prioritizing God and family with daily cutoff times and intentional presence. He encourages making moments for God, self-check-ins, rest, reflection before sleep, and giving others small, meaningful moments each day.
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