If He'd Known The Time

As the anniversary of my father’s death approaches, I find myself thinking less about how he died and more about how he lived—and how he might have lived differently if he’d known how little time he had left.

This episode is softer than the last few. It’s about reflection, memory, and the quiet power of knowing we don’t have forever. I talk about the kind of father my dad became near the end, how grief has shaped me, and what I’m choosing to change as I get closer to the age he was when he passed.

This isn’t about sadness—it’s about clarity, intention, and living the kind of life we won’t regret.