Life Lessons


A few years back and up until now, I've already heard some news of some people who died young unexpectedly. Some of them came from different personalities- may it be a student, teenager, or a young professional or a celebrity...no one really is an exception. For most of us, we can't really deny that whatever the cause of death of some of these people even if we're not related to them, we still have a feeling of sympathy for them. That their lives are too short for it to happen. I, personally, can say that whenever I heard some news like a celebrity who just died young, I'll really be saddened, because it can brought me into life's lesson. Added to these celebrity who died unexpectedly (last Saturday night) was the comediene artist, Chocoleit. Because of what had happened to him, I really came into some realizations.


  • If I haven't grown up, I wouldn't have realized the truth behind the quote, "Life is too short". Back in the childhood days, 70-80 years seem so long. How could anybody say it's too short? But when I hit my teenage years, I realized not everybody is given the chance to even live that long. And when I hit my thirties, that's when the quote made all the sense. Life is indeed too short. You're only given a very short amount of time to do what makes you happy, find and fulfill your purpose, create an impact on the lives of others and live meaningfully. And that truth is what makes time so valuable.


    • Upon realizing this, every minute of every hour of my everyday started to have more value. There's definitely no more time for slacking off or being unproductive. Since I hit my thirties, aside from having work, I usually spend more time outdoors and traveling since that made my soul happy. I become engrossed with the feeling of getting lost and finding myself and I forgot that there are also people at home who needs me. This realization did not make such an impact in my life until recently.

    • Because of what happened, I realized that knowing how to spend your time is not only what matters but also who you spend it with and how that's going to make a difference in a person's life especially if the person really need it the most.

    Life is short. Time is limited. But if you make good use of it and make it meaningful then it doesn't matter how much time you've got. And life becomes meaningful when you've lived not only for yourself but also in service of others.

    I've learned that it is good to spend time with yourself but it is better to spend it with those people whom you love and care most about. Just because you think these people are going to be with you for a long time is not really a guarantee. Nobody knows for sure. And never take somebody's presence for granted just because they're always there. Tell your parents everytime how much you love them and regularly check on your friends. Also, make sure to lend a hand or an ear to those who needs you. Make time. It might save a life.

    #SpendTime #MakeTime

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