“Even the apocalypse isn’t the end. That, you could only know when you’re standing before a light so bright it obliterates you. And if you are alone, posed like a dancer, when it comes, you feel silly and scared. And if you are with your family, or anyone at all, when it comes, you feel silly and scared, but at least not alone.”
-Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah, Friday Black
If there is a real end, maybe it’s about the topic of death, dying, or lifelessness.
Death is not the opposite of life but a part of it; Murakami wrote about it.
Lifelessness also happens when our lives are meaningless.
Life ends when it stops trying.
It means that when you don’t have a purpose for making something or contributing to the greater good.
We see improvements in the surroundings, the workplace, or the company that you are in when people work together to make things better.
Mark Tacastacas 
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