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What do the Knicks winning the championship, saying goodbye to a beloved grandmother, and the World Cup have in common? More than you might think.

In this episode, we recap our 10-day trip to California as we celebrated the life and mourned the loss of Nana. We reflect on what it means to die well, why relationships matter more than we often realize, and how grief has a way of clarifying what truly lasts. Along the way, we celebrate the Knicks finally winning the Championship for the 1st time in 53 years and unpack a few unexpected life lessons from the World Cup. How appreciation of what you have and unity as a people is shapes how we live in life. 

Whether you're navigating loss, investing in the people around you, or simply trying to make the most of the time you've been given, this conversation is a reminder that life is short, relationships are sacred, and every moment matters.

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