Let's Talk About How Many Times We Use Our Existence In A Day

There are different kinds of moments we experience in which we get one chance. The moment is a dead end, the end of a life, an opportunity or a win. I quote Gilles Deleuze: 'We spend our lives forming habits and breaking them, striving to create and to live, prepared to give up on living...' It is time not just to use life but have something important to work for it. We need to make sure of this big event or activity has some meaning that is worth or something that drives us at the end. We need some drive, some direction or some purpose; this could help us go through our existence.

There are many ways to do so:

1) We can spend our lives doing something useful for other people. Even if you are not rich enough to help financially, you can still give your time and effort to help those who need it most. You may not be able to make a big difference in their lives but at least you will be able to give them some comfort and help them feel better about themselves.

2) We can also spend our lives helping animals who cannot speak for themselves but still need help from us. For example, many people adopt stray dogs or cats from the streets and take care of them until they find new homes for them or until they die peacefully at home with their owners who love them very much.

3) You can also spend your life helping nature by planting trees or any other plant.

4) We can use it to make ourselves happy by doing something that we enjoy doing. For example, if you like playing games then you can spend your time playing games instead of working or studying all day long.

5) We can use it to help other people in need. For example, if someone is sick then we can visit them and help them feel better by talking with them or doing some other things that they enjoy. This will help them feel better and forget about their sickness for a while so they don't have to worry about anything else except getting better again which makes them happy because they feel like they are not alone anymore when they have friends who care about them even though they know that sometimes these friends might not be able to do anything at all except just visiting them at home or hospital which is enough sometimes because sometimes just having someone there with you makes it easier for both of.

We are all just like a drop of water in the ocean.

The ocean is vast, and there are many drops of water in it, but no one knows how many drops there are. We are each like a drop of water in this sea—each one unique, each one mysterious in its own way. Yet when we stand alone, we can't see very far; we can only see what's right in front of us. But when we join hands with others who are like us—when we form communities and groups of people who share common interests—we can see farther than ever before!

When we use our existence in life, it means that we have lived life the way we should be, at least to a certain extent, give or take. But what I'm curious about is how much you think one should live life? If he/she does and does not do certain things during his/her life, how can one honestly determine if he/she has used their existence in life?