Live like it’s the end

Living from a space of contentment is one of the most profound skills we can cultivate, especially because we never truly know when an ending will come. In fact, every moment is a kind of ending, even if we don’t realize it. Whether it’s the end of a day, the close of a chapter, or the final moments of our lives, we often don’t get to choose the timing. If we’re always waiting for things to be perfect, we risk meeting those endings with regret. The ultimate freedom is being able to say, “Things are imperfect, and yet I am whole, complete, and willing to let go.”

When we learn to be content in the midst of imperfection, we access a deep sense of ease. This isn’t about complacency; it’s about embracing life as it is, so we can make wise, present-minded choices. Our fulfillment lies in that acceptance—knowing that even as things end, we are at peace with the beauty and the imperfection of it all.

Where is it time to practice letting things be perfectly imperfect so you can be content now and at the end?