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A friend of mine just learned that he has terminal cancer. He wrote a letter to his church friends and it was tremendous. He doesn't regret what he didn't do. He's only sad that he cannot continue doing what he has chosen for his life. That is powerful to me. Would it be that way for me? How about you?

If you knew this was your last weeks on this earth, what would you do? This episode explores that important territory:  how to live like you were dying. Maybe I would ride a bull named Fu Manchu... probably not. But I would certainly love deeper. Let's talk about that and get the main message: Do. Those. Things. Now. While you can.

- Where is the "bull named fumanchu" reference from?

- If you were told you had only weeks to live, what would you do immediately?

- Why do you think so few have the courage to follow their passions?

- Why do we leave love unfounded and words unsaid until it's usually too late?

- How can I live with urgency right now and make relationships richer while there is still time?