Confession: I kept grinding at a business because I might die at 40

September 17, 2021

My mom was 40 when she was diagnosed with a brain tumor and 42 when she died.

When I was around 24 or 25, it hit me I would soon outlive my mother. That’s when my mind went out of control.

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