#66 – On the Shortness of Life (New Years Special): Why Justin Was in Tears, The Power of Home Depot, Faces Over Causes, High ROI Living & The 2025 Aurelius Awards
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#66 – On the Shortness of Life (New Years Special): Why Justin Was in Tears, The Power of Home Depot, Faces Over Causes, High ROI Living & The 2025 Aurelius Awards
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In this New Year’s special, we revisit On the Shortness of Life and come to a deeply encouraging conclusion:
You’re not out of time, you’re just wasting it.
We break down Seneca’s idea of the Preoccupied vs. the Thrifty Guardian, aka:
- the person who’s always waiting for something better
- vs. the person who actually lives their life
Justin shares the moment that left him crying in his car before work (don’t worry, he pulled it together and did great things), triggered by a song and the realization that:
every relationship slowly fades… and sometimes you’re the one who left.
We also introduce a powerful new life framework:
The Home Depot Philosophy™
That’s the power of the Home Depot.
Along the way, we cover:
- why you lose the day waiting for the night, and the night fearing the morning
- why reading books is apparently controversial now
- why Target might be a scam (and why we’re rooting for Walmart)
- and why your Instagram posts might just be… too poetic for the masses
We decode this (because Bruce's Instagram followers couldn't):
fewer causes, more faces
forget labels, remember names
We wrap with the 2025 Aurelius Awards, where we highlight the highest ROI moments of the year.