have always thought life is the wrong way round - there are things I'd love to do now when I've got the money and I could have when I was 18 but can't now... :-)
When You Are 90 and Looking at the Book of Your Life, What Will You See?
Will it be a few pages consisting of the journey from cradle to cubicle to coffin? Or a multi-volume set bigger than an encyclopedia filled with adventures, explorations, experiences and wonderful relationships?
During your 750,000 Hours, will you have done the things you wanted to do or what society expected you to do? Will you have gotten the most of your 750,000 Hours or frittered them away on things that have no value to you?
Oh, by the way, if you're reading this now, you don't have 750,000 Hours anymore...
If this is it,the one chance to make the most of it, then this isn't a dress rehearsal! Our goal - when looking back at the 'Book of Our Lives' at 90, it will not be a slim volume, but rather something much larger. Something the size of a library perhaps?
have always thought life is the wrong way round - there are things I'd love to do now when I've got the money and I could have when I was 18 but can't now... :-)
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