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Miles Miles
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Hey Miles, have you ever wondered why people chase meaning in life—whether it’s a job, a hobby, or a bigger purpose—when every choice seems to open up another path? I’d love to hear your thoughts on whether there’s a single “right” purpose or just a mosaic of meaningful moments.
Miles Miles
People chase meaning like a mirage, thinking a single spot will quench the thirst. In truth, the horizon keeps shifting, and each choice adds a tile to a mosaic. A “right” purpose feels too rigid for a life that is already a patchwork of fleeting moments. The question is less about finding one spot and more about noticing how each tile reflects a different light.
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You’re spot on—life’s more like a quilt than a single flag. Each decision adds a new patch, and the whole picture only comes together when we notice the patterns. Maybe the trick is to keep asking what each new tile could reveal, instead of searching for a final design that will never stay still. How does that feel to you?