One night. One vision. One decision that changed everything.
French philosopher and mathematician Blaise Pascal carried a note, known as his "Memorial," sewn into the lining of his coat from the night of his intense religious experience on November 23, 1654, until his death.
He didn’t just experience something profound, he made sure he would NEVER forget it.
While most of us forget our biggest realizations by the next morning, Pascal built his life around his.
Maybe the difference between drifting and direction is simple:
Do you treat your defining moments as fleeting or foundational?
What’s one realization you’ve had that you didn’t take seriously enough?
