1. TIME WITH PARENTS
This decreases sharply after the age 20.
Takeaways:
- Try to live close to the people you love. If you can’t, then try to cherish your moments together.
- When apart, call them and say all the things that you’ll wish you told them more.
If you only see your parents once a year (and they’re in their 60s)... you might only see them 30 more times. Ever.
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