It said that you only live once, but that is not true. You only die once. You live every day.
What do you do every day to make your life count?
Do you have a regular regimen, practice a field of study or performance, or other guiding measure to enable you to regularly feel a consistent set of progress in your ongoing life experiences?
When you are working to achieve whichever of these drives your particular sense of awareness and feeling alive, do you regularly take inventory of those feelings such that you might be able to draw upon them in moments where your world is not necessarily going in the direction of your choosing?
How are you best able to leverage all that you value in a way that gives deeper meaning and confidence, and thereby provide a viable platform upon which you may stand in such moments so that you are surrounded by qualities that help define how and why your life is so extraordinarily rich with resources and opportunities?
When we are young and we feel immortal, life has a tendency to look all the more infinite in its scope and opportune in its possibilities. Yet, we discover as we grow older, that our ability to leverage each, and every one of those days to our greatest benefit could not be more important to giving us an overall sense of self-worth and value to others.
When we are determined to make the very best of our lives, we begin to count these assets as among our most valuable.
None of us will get out of here alive, so in the time that we have, isn’t it wisest to make every day count?
Happy Saturday!
Brian Weiner 