Do you know what is the saddest melody we all have in this life?
The tick tock tick tock of the clock, in each tick tock we have one second less of life, we can lose time or not.
Every time we get closer to the end of our lives, that second has great value, time does not waste.
I do not understand why celebrating the birthday of each one of us, it is like celebrating one year less of life.
I prefer to celebrate the unbirthdays of each day, celebrate the achievements, celebrate knowing the people I love, enjoy and celebrate that I am still alive, that I thank God and celebrate the achievements of each day seeing them correctly.
Obviously everything depends on what we do with our time, every minute that passes is an investment or an expense.
If we take advantage of the time every day, to live it, to transform it into good things, for our well-being and that of others, in the immediate future it would be an investment.
But if we use our time to complain, to worry, not to occupy ourselves, not to leave our comfort zone, without occupying ourselves with anything, it is a waste of time that we will never recover.
Where we only say: what is this or that for, full of doubts, with a sea of indecision, listening to other people who limit you mentally, and we do not act, those minutes, seconds, hours, we can throw them away, because they never come back.
But if we are people of action, whether it goes well or badly, whatever we propose to do, you do not waste time, if it goes wrong you will get experience (the great thinkers and inventors failed many times, with it we have today: electricity, telephones, etc.) are experiences and victories at the same time.
Each one of us who act, do and focus on something, is for everyone is our future of a new generation.
Everyone who instead of complaining, worrying, caring and taking action we work for ourselves and for others is always time well spent.
God bless us and may peace and harmony reign in our lives....
The saddest melody | Ecency
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