Take mental photographs of moments cameras would never know mattered.

Cameras record what looks significant, which is almost never where the significance turns out to be. A phrase someone said, the way a room felt on a particular evening, a small kindness in passing, none of that photographs. What preserves it is deliberate attention at the time.

When something ordinary strikes you as good, stop for a few seconds and register it on purpose. Notice the details. That small act of marking is what makes some moments retrievable years later when nothing else from that week remains.