It often takes a tragedy or an unexpected change in lifestyle to knock us out of complacency and make us realize what is truly important. The best lessons come from people who are nearing the end of their lives. When asked it they have any regrets, many of them will say that they wish they had enjoyed life more, not worked as hard, and spent more time with family and friends.
Time is the one thing that we can’t control. The young feel as though they will live forever, and throughout life we tend to think only of what we can get for ourselves. We want money, status, big houses and fancy cars. It’s okay to work towards expanding and achieving goals, but there must be balance. It’s important to appreciate all that you have instead of thinking only of what you want.
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