“Things are more like they are now than they have ever been before.”
What this quote means
Arthur Buchwald, with absurd humor, highlights the obvious fact that things are as they are, but in a tautological way. This phrase plays with our perception of time and change. It suggests we tend to overcomplicate things, while reality is simple, even if it always seems different. It's an invitation to let go and accept the present as it unfolds.
How to apply it daily
When feeling overwhelmed by change, say this phrase aloud. It will help you refocus your mind on the present moment without judgment.
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