Hey Everyone!!
Life is unpredictable — that’s a fact we all know, but rarely accept. We keep running, chasing goals, working harder each day to build a more comfortable life. We dream of luxury, success, and stability. We measure our progress in terms of money, assets, and achievements. But amid all this hustle, we forget one simple truth — one day, it all ends.
It’s strange, isn’t it? We spend years earning, collecting, building, and securing our future — only to realize that the future is never really guaranteed. We fight for promotions, save for bigger houses, buy expensive things to feel fulfilled. But when life decides to stop, nothing that we’ve gathered matters anymore. The comfort, the luxury, the name, the money — none of it goes with us.
Every person who ever lived left their belongings behind. What remains are just memories — how they lived, how they treated others, and how much love they shared. But still, we often value material things more than moments, and possessions more than peace.
This is not to say that earning or growing is wrong — it’s necessary. But what’s equally important is to live while we are alive. To laugh with the people we love, to appreciate small joys, to pause and breathe. Because life can change in an instant.
So maybe, instead of endlessly chasing wealth, we should chase meaning. Instead of building just assets, we should build memories. Because when we go, our houses, our cars, and our savings will stay behind — but the kindness we show, the happiness we share, and the lives we touch will continue to live on.
In the end, that’s what true richness really means.
