Living-Leaving

I’m about to turn 25 this year. Is it safe to assume that I have consumed ¼ of my life? Maybe. When I was young, I used to hear someone dying of old age. They reach around 90 years old or so. I thought then that when a person reaches 100, then he reaches his cut-off age. It is okay to die. Well, time seems to move faster these days, everything moves faster these days, cars, money, relationships, and life among others. The average death age is 55. That’s almost half of what I assume to be the length of my life.

I’m about to turn 25 this year. So, is it safe to assume that I have consumed ½ of my life? Maybe. I have read blogs and posts that goes, “By 30 (yrs old), I should have done…” Why wait for 30? We don’t know when our time comes. If we badly want to do something, don’t wait for tomorrow to come. Do it now. Of course, we all need to live by our means, beyond that would be shortening our life also. Let’s do what we can do now and let’s do the best because we don’t know if it may be our last. I’m not saying not to set goals. Goals are important and they serve as guides. But goals are goals. Let us live today.

I’m about to turn 25 this year. So, is it safe to assume that I have lived most of my life? Well, life is not about the length of the time you lived, but lives you touched with the length of life given to you. Life is what we make it. Let us make the best out of it. Live simply. Live happy!