
27/02/2025
One of the great ironies in life is that the most important moments happen at the most innocuous times.
Think about it-
You find out about your dear friend’s biggest heartbreak over a cup of coffee in a quiet corner of your favorite cafe. You witness your child’s first steps while sitting in your kitchen on a random Tuesday night. You make a breakthrough in therapy while sitting alone on your bed staring into the Zoom call. You accept that life-changing promotion inside a bland conference room that was booked for an hour.
A wedding reception is actually just a wonderful celebration of all of the thousands of innocuous, important moments that happened between you and your partner up until that point. And we should celebrate. We should host big, raucous parties.
But we should also keep in perspective what a wedding is (a celebration) and isn’t (the be-all and end-all of important life moments.)
This year, I’m challenging myself to be more aware of the importance of the small moments. The importance of the tiny interactions I have with my loved ones and friends. I’m challenging myself to host more intimate gatherings in my home, invite more people for coffee, say “yes” to more invitations, and watch what’s happening around me with my eyes, not my phone screen.
And I’d like to extend this challenge to you, too.
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