CLEAN: Jazz maestro Ahmad Jamal still hits the blue notes

The speaker reflects on their early music choices, emphasizing that they didn't consciously choose music at a young age. They discuss their relationship with jazz, stating they don't label themselves as a jazz musician despite being influenced by greats like Duke Ellington and John Coltrane. The speaker highlights the ongoing journey of life, suggesting that one is never truly finished until death. They stress the importance of enthusiasm and making the most of the one life we have, as we are merely guests passing through.

In what way does the speaker reflect on the concept of finishing in life?

What does the speaker mean by 'you only hit for a few moments where only guests passing through'?