Imagine, just for a moment, the vast sweep of time stretching far beyond the brief flicker of your life. In this grand timeline, Marcus nudges us to remember that our struggles, our triumphs, and even our very existence will one day be mere echoes in history, if that. Every urgent worry or towering ambition you hold today will eventually fade into nothingness.

So why let these fleeting concerns dominate your life and dictate your happiness? Look at your current worries—will they truly matter in a hundred years, or even ten?

It's both a humbling and liberating realization. Each time you feel overwhelmed by the trivialities of daily life, pull back and view your life from the perspective of the infinite universe.

You have but a short time in this world, and worrying over what will be forgotten is like trying to hold onto water with your hands. Why not focus on the essence of living, on cultivating virtue and kindness, instead of fretting over the impermanent?

What truly deserves your energy and attention today, knowing that 'soon you will be no one, and nowhere'?

Let this wisdom guide you to a life rich with meaning that endures within—even when it all ultimately fades.