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Description: Today I Lived, which is a derivative of Today I Learn, and Hodie Vixi, which is a Latinized version of it. May I live today without regretting yesterday..
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Hodie Vixi(Today I Lived)
Audience
People who are curious about the author's attitude toward life
Overview
The content begins with a co-worker who was considering a job change. Suddenly, I felt thankful for my coworker, a feeling I hadn't recognized on an ordinary day. So, I started to express that gratitude explicitly.
The phrase evolved from "Today I Learned" to "Today I Lived." Literally.
I decided to change it to Latin and memorize it, as it has the opposite meaning to the death of Memento Mori that I saw in Steve Jobs' autobiography
Content
Today I Learned -> Today I Lived
memento mori (Death)<-> (Birth) Hodie Vixi
Conclusion
Literally, you lived today. You didn't die by like an accident or a disaster something, met people, did something, or sometimes did nothing, which might be the happiest state. Because doing nothing sounds like you are on vacation.