-The life given us, by nature is short, but the memory of a wells pent life is eternal. Cicero. I
-I'll sleep when I am dead.
-Who will cry when you die?
-What will those who know you whisper about how you lived once you are not longer here?
-That day which you bestow on some person or thing is perhaps your last?
-Most of us alive today with we had more time. Yet, we waste the time we have. Thinking about dying brings what matters most into much sharper focus. You'll stop allowing digital distraction, cyber diversions and online nuisances to seal the irreplaceable hours of the blessing called your life. You never get your days back.
-Live in a way that feels true to you and pay attention to the small miracles everyday brings.
-Be grateful for every moment.
-Stop wasting time on insanely trivial things.
-Have vast reservoirs of ability that absolutely must be accessed and then applied in order for us to lead energetic, joyful, peaceful, and meaningful lives. To neglect this hidden force inside of us is to create a breeding ground for the pain of potential unused, the frustration of fearlessness unembraced and the lethargy of master unexplored.
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