What Grief Taught Me About Living Now
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What Grief Taught Me About Living Now
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Losing someone you love changes the way you see everything. Ten years ago, my dad died suddenly of a heart attack. He never got to meet two of my kids, and the grief is something I still carry with me every day. But his passing also gave me a lesson I keep coming back to: life is fragile, and the time we have isn’t guaranteed.
In this episode, I’m sharing my story—not to dwell in sadness, but to remind us all that waiting for “someday” isn’t an option. As busy parents, it’s so easy to put off joy, rest, and living fully until life slows down. But what if we didn’t wait? What if we chose to live that way now?
This conversation is deeply personal, but my hope is that it lifts you up and helps you see today differently.
Key Points Discussed:
- The story of my dad’s passing and how it shaped me
- Why grief changes the way we look at time and priorities
- The trap of waiting for “someday” when life calms down
- Small ways to live the life you want now, not later
- A practice for keeping the “seize the day” mindset alive
Connect with Lauren:
Instagram: @itslaurenmora
Website itslaurenmora.com