The article discusses how a sense of urgency drives people to take action in life. Through examples like ignoring small problems until they escalate, it illustrates that many individuals procrastinate until facing serious consequences. It argues that life gains value from its temporality, suggesting that the inevitability of death enhances the experiences and choices we make, urging readers to fully embrace their lives and make conscious decisions before it's too late.
"Life probably wouldn't be as much fun if you never died..."
"We only do things when it's really urgent. I think that's what life is. We have to give it our best shot because we don't get a second chance."
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