Do You Like The Way You Are Living Your Life?

Explained: When people understand that death will occur, then they will spend there life doing things with meaning and not walking around half-asleep. Then, they will learn they only have a specific time to live so they should live life to the fullest and do things that are enjoyable.

Speaking realistically, most people live in the moment. We focus on things happening in our lives now. Life itself is a constant quest for happiness and security in a world that is very often uncertain, and even

Like Sydney, I am always living in the moment. I yearn for adventure (like randomly choosing to move to California), and I believe that’s how a person builds character. Just recently, my dad won in his 3-year battle against cancer, and his positive attitude changed my perception of life. I now valued the life of today because tomorrow isnt always promised. As dark as that sounds, it’s true and instead of being scared of life, I decide to embrace what it brings. Another aspect that reinforces my belief is where I come from; Hawaii is an itty-bitty island compared to the world and although people see it as paradise (it is), I sometimes saw it as a barrier. I’ve met people back home that’s never been out of the state, and it worried me. I didn’t want that island to be the only thing I knew, and I grew more determined to move on and learn more. I submerged myself in the city of growth, where everyone comes to make a name for themselves, and it is completely different from Hawaii, but that’s exactly what I came for. Being here right now is already giving me more experience than some people back home, and deciding to be here is already making me feel like a better

Life is delicate and can be cut short at anytime. There are some that are so focused on money and climbing the ranks that they miss out on experiencing the various opportunities life gives them. Instead of living, they merely exist and often become blinded to the fact that their life and educational goals are one in the same. They lose the social interaction from the outside world and become secluded. As for me, my life aspiration is to be happy with what I do, who I am, and live life to the fullest. Not taking one moment for granted and being grateful for everything I have. For me, I believe the key to enjoying life is making the best of what I have at the moment and showing gratitude towards the ones I meet outside of my career. Spending time with family and friends helps reconnect me with the world and enjoy the ones that surround me. Also, I try not to let one mistake affect me to the point where the fear of making an error prevents me from growing and becoming better. Of course, mistakes happen, but they do not define me as a person nor do they dictate my life. Life is too beautiful to not be happy and I plan to enjoy every moment until the

I do not believe I have found as much joy in my life as I would like. My childhood has been great and my family is more amazing than I would be able to ask for. However, I am only eighteen, I would like to get married, have children of my own, finish college, and travel the world. If I was to pass today, I would not think that my life would have been complete. There is still huge areas of my life

Attention Material/Credibility Material: The John Hopkins News-Letter said in 2014 “What would you do if you only had a month to live? This hypothetical question for most healthy individuals is the unfortunate reality for many terminally ill patients. Death is as inevitable for those who are healthy as a horse as it is for those battling incurable diseases; the

My life is in well order, I have a great job to provide for my family - their academic life and I'm financially stable. Reaching my goal and graduating as a Medical Biller and Coder was one of the greatest accomplishments in my life time. I am able to pursue this dream of mine, wake up every morning with a positive mindset. Afford my kids needs and pushing them towards college. They look up to me and see how joyous and successful I am,

When someone dies, people assume that the purpose for that life dies as well. But this is not true. Mary Roach expresses in her book “Stiff” that once one’s life ends, their potential for usefulness does not. Death simply means the passing away of an organism. And as Mary Roach explains it, “Death. It doesn’t have to be boring.” (Page 11, Roach)

Death is something that many people fear and many people face. Most people do not know exactly when they are going to die, but being given a sort of idea of that can change the way someone thinks and acts drastically. Death is in escapable. Everyone must die eventually, some young, like my friend in fifth grade who passed from being in an ATV accident, and others old, such as my 15 year old cat who recently passed.

Life is fragile, everything that knows life will eventually meet death; it is impossible to mention one without the other. Humans have grasped the concept of life and death more so than any other species, yet we still consider it one of the great unknowns. All man knows in regards to life, he learns from his experiences with death. Man can look to many classic and religious texts searching for the meaning of life, but the only way one can truly learn it is through experience. To many, finding happiness means first coming to terms with the finite stretch of life one has and then making the most of it. Many films try to breach the subject of the preciousness of life, but only a few seem to hit as deeply as ones told through the eyes of a

Death is a part of life that many individuals refuse to understand because of the fact that many people do not feel as if they are ready to die. If they have not lived a full life, or have not done everything that they wanted to accomplish, death is not something they want to come face to face with or even think of. Death makes us open our eyes to all of the

In the midst of undergoing a serious life-altering incident, one often experiences the feeling of a paradigm shift. It is amazing to see how our perspectives of the world shift when forced to reflect on what is truly important. Such is the way with death. Being near death causes a sharp realization of what is truly important in life--love of family and friends, faith in God, and making the world a better place to live in--and enables one to not merely accept this, but apply it to their life as well. All those typical, average daily worries and concerns about homework, professional careers, food, sleep, personal grooming, etc., while important and necessary in everyday life must seem unbelievably miniscule when the death has wiped ones

There have been so many amazing things that I have experienced in my life already. I look forward to each new experience I may have an opportunity to have. Each day is a victory, a challenge, and a success story. Every day is a gift and you should take full advantage of everyday you are given. Unfortunately, we all miss some of the best moments in life by being so concerned about control life.

Right now, I feel as if I have learned a great deal from the obstacles I had faced, and I have matured more and more by the lessons I have gained from them. Having found which path I am to take in my future life, I am perfectly content with my situation in life at this instance, and nothing could make me happier.

Throughout my life, I feel like I have been pretty successful. I have been able to accomplish some of my personal goals, while both being able to give back to my community and plan for my future. I hope that my with the success I have had already, will help me have an even more successful life in the future.