One in a million

Because the present moment is the only moment that exists.

Everything exists right now.

And so, when we are sitting here, say right now, I'm outside talking to you, this is but

one out of infinity.

This moment now, I'm still talking to you, but this is different.

My hands are different.

My hand positions are different.

My foot's on my longboard now.

It's another completely different experience out of the infinity.

And the idea that I was trying to get across is that why focus so much attention on the

one that we are experiencing.

Say for example, if it's a very shitty experience, you sit there and complain about it, or sit

there and worry about it.

Or if it's a really good experience, then yeah, you can choose to focus on it and enjoy

it in the moment.

But for the most part, what I was trying to get at was why focus on something you don't

really want necessarily when it is one out of the infinity.

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