Don't base reality on what you have seen when you have seen very little.

Scott Sigler
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The key to getting the best out of life is to learn from the little things. A lot of people are predisposed to living in the present moment but fail to get something out of it. They are too busy worrying about what will happen next that they miss the great moments that are happening right now. The reason for this is that they see too few of them. When their focus gets stuck on the future, they begin to forget about the past.

Source: Alive

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