Everyone is Going to Die
Everyone YOU know will eventually die - including YOU.
This this week, I would like for you to think about that statement. The reality is, we all are going to die one day. Unfortunately, we don’t know exactly when that day will be. I am of the belief that it is critically important we live our lives so effectively that we do not need to concern ourselves with death, but to simply focus on living life to the fullest on a daily basis.
“Don’t be afraid of death; be afraid of an unlived life. You don’t have to live forever, you just have to live.” - Natalie Babbitt
We only live once. But if you live a good life, once is enough. I want you to make a commitment to go hard living your life to the fullest. You have been given another day. Don’t you dare waste it.
Over the years I’ve come to understand there are too many people who are scared of death; so much so that they spend their lives trying to avoid death and as a result they are no longer living. THEY ARE JUST ALIVE!
Don’t allow that to be you. Do be afraid of not fully living while you're alive. Be afraid of not going after your dreams while you're alive.
This week’s blog is a reminder that everyone around you is here for a limited amount of time. The friends you have will fade out, one after the other, unless you are the first one to go.
TOMORROW IS NOT PROMISED TO ANYONE. DEATH HAPPENS AT UNEXPECTED TIMES.
Someone once said, “if you think an alarm woke you up, try setting an alarm next to a dead body.” Today is actually a gift, which is why it is called the present.
You’ve got to learn how to appreciate the gift you’ve been given. At this particular stage of my life, I am on a mission to help people learn how to maximize their days and enjoy their lives.
Something I’ve had to realize and accept is there are no guarantees in life besides death. You have been given 1440 minutes in a day, 168 hours in a week, 365 days in a year.
It’s your responsibility to learn how to use your time wisely in your pursuit to get the most out of your life. Time is the most important thing you have.
If this blog resonates with you, I would love to challenge you to join our Effective Living Group Coaching. Monday to Friday, I’m teaching practical principles to live life effectively. Our private group is a great community of people who are like-minded, on a journey to creating the life we don’t need to take a vacation from. Find out more information on how to join HERE.
You don’t want to live a life of regret, nor find yourself on your death bed never having lived. Let me help you. Stay connected to the Effective Living platform through the blog on this website, our social media pages, including our YouTube channel.
Mark your calendars for our upcoming May Fitness in the Park Meetup event, Saturday, May 29 at 8:00 a.m. This event will be limited to 48 participants. Go ahead and register right away.
This this week, I would like for you to think about that statement. The reality is, we all are going to die one day. Unfortunately, we don’t know exactly when that day will be. I am of the belief that it is critically important we live our lives so effectively that we do not need to concern ourselves with death, but to simply focus on living life to the fullest on a daily basis.
“Don’t be afraid of death; be afraid of an unlived life. You don’t have to live forever, you just have to live.” - Natalie Babbitt
We only live once. But if you live a good life, once is enough. I want you to make a commitment to go hard living your life to the fullest. You have been given another day. Don’t you dare waste it.
Over the years I’ve come to understand there are too many people who are scared of death; so much so that they spend their lives trying to avoid death and as a result they are no longer living. THEY ARE JUST ALIVE!
Don’t allow that to be you. Do be afraid of not fully living while you're alive. Be afraid of not going after your dreams while you're alive.
This week’s blog is a reminder that everyone around you is here for a limited amount of time. The friends you have will fade out, one after the other, unless you are the first one to go.
TOMORROW IS NOT PROMISED TO ANYONE. DEATH HAPPENS AT UNEXPECTED TIMES.
Someone once said, “if you think an alarm woke you up, try setting an alarm next to a dead body.” Today is actually a gift, which is why it is called the present.
You’ve got to learn how to appreciate the gift you’ve been given. At this particular stage of my life, I am on a mission to help people learn how to maximize their days and enjoy their lives.
Something I’ve had to realize and accept is there are no guarantees in life besides death. You have been given 1440 minutes in a day, 168 hours in a week, 365 days in a year.
It’s your responsibility to learn how to use your time wisely in your pursuit to get the most out of your life. Time is the most important thing you have.
If this blog resonates with you, I would love to challenge you to join our Effective Living Group Coaching. Monday to Friday, I’m teaching practical principles to live life effectively. Our private group is a great community of people who are like-minded, on a journey to creating the life we don’t need to take a vacation from. Find out more information on how to join HERE.
You don’t want to live a life of regret, nor find yourself on your death bed never having lived. Let me help you. Stay connected to the Effective Living platform through the blog on this website, our social media pages, including our YouTube channel.
Mark your calendars for our upcoming May Fitness in the Park Meetup event, Saturday, May 29 at 8:00 a.m. This event will be limited to 48 participants. Go ahead and register right away.
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