Don't Fear Death
- You are going to die, but don't fear death, fear leading a life unlived.
- Use the fact that you could die anytime to create a sense of urgency that will propel you forward. Love harder, work harder, be more grateful that you are alive than ever.
- Don't be a waste of oxygen, potential, resources, and space. Do you want to be in your death bed and all your what ifs and unexecuted ideas be there looking at you with a disappointed face?
- Seize and cherish every moment of your life. YOLO.
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