If you died today, your job posting would be live by Monday.
– Your inbox would be reassigned.
– Your projects would be handed over.
– Your chair wouldn’t even have time to get cold.

Your family would cry.
– They would grieve.
– Your clothes would be donated.
– Your name would be spoken less and then, one day, not at all.

And then? Life would move on.

This isn’t just about death. This is how most people treat their own lives.

• You regret the past, but when you had the chance, you did nothing.
• You overplan the future, but when it’s time to act, you freeze.
• You procrastinate, thinking you have time while time is silently burying you alive.

• Your dreams? You kill them with excuses.
• Your relationships? You starve them with neglect.
• Your life? You waste it, one delay at a time.

Truth No One Tells You:
Most people don’t die when their heart stops beating.
They die long before that: drowning in regret, suffocated by fear, paralyzed by inaction.

First, you delay. Then you lose. Then you regret.

And before you know it, life has moved on with or without you.

Your past is a graveyard of wasted moments.
Your future is a mirage that may never arrive.

The only thing real is NOW.

You will either be remembered for what you did or forgotten for what you didn’t.

Right now, you are making that choice.