Firstly, helping others

The most meaningless life would be to have to roll a boulder up a mountain repeatedly

Because what makes life meaningful is doing something useful for other people

We often think that the nicest thing is to be served

But that is nothing next to the joy of serving others

Fixing their heart

Teaching them trigonometry

Helping them to burp

The meaning of life is service

It's also to make something that's better than we normally are

We're all a bit of a mess, anxious, furious, forgetful

so there's meaning in creating something superior

The train set that's more organized than we are

The garden that's pretty in a way we aren't always

The book that says what we normally can't

Finding out our stuffs work is also meaningful

Gravity, a foreign language, computer code

and best of all, who we are

what drives us,

and what we should aim for

Lastly, meaning comes from connections with others

The opposite of superficial chat is when you show the vulnerable, scared parts of you to another person

The best way to kick-start a meaningful conversation just ask, "What are you really afraid of?"

So that's the meaning of life