5 Quotes by Taiki Matsuura

Our obligation as parents is not to make our children happy but to teach them how to be happy; it's not to make them comfortable but to teach them how to tolerate discomfort. For these lessons—upsetting to them as they may be now—will better equip them for survival later when it matters most.

You can't forget to do what you already did—if you can, do it now.

It's always easier to clean up the mess that we make than to come to terms with the mess that we are. But unless we find ourselves doing the latter, we will forever find ourselves doing the former.

Despite all of the talk about resilience being an individual trait, most of us are only as resilient as we are loved.

There is a difference between delaying death and saving a life. If you rescue someone from a burning building, heal a fatal wound, or cure a terminal illness, then you've delayed death. If you make whatever time left worth living, then you've saved a life.