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Most of life isn't made up of big moments.
It's coffee with Dad. A phone call from Mom. Nine holes of golf with a friend. Sitting around the kitchen table talking about nothing in particular.
In this short solo episode, David reflects on the ordinary moments that often become some of the memories people treasure most after someone is gone.
It isn't about living as though every moment could be the last.
It's about something much simpler:
Notice it.
David shares why preparing for tomorrow matters — but also why all that preparation should give people more freedom to enjoy the life happening around them today.
Because sometimes an ordinary day becomes a very special memory.
For David's book, other resources and more visit www.davidedey.com
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