Your Current Present Is the Past of Your Future Self

Time is always moving forwards, your present never really exist, and even if you think it does, it’s lifespan is essentially just a second. 1 second, so I would recommend doing something meaningful with your time and not wasting it.

Let me break it down for you, we have 24 hours in a day, that means we have 168 hours in a week. The average lifespan of a human is 80 years depending on where you live. We start working at 18 and we retire at 65, in between that we gym, we socialise, we get married, have kids, we get promoted and then we retire at 65. Generally, at 80 you die, so what’s the point?

We work, so we have money and status, we have money and status so that we have things and people, we have things and people who try to contribute to our happiness and life in general, this is a happy and pretty safe way of living life, but is it meaningful? Is it?

We should hope, live and work in a meaningful way, meaning brings happiness but, happiness does not bring meaning. To bring meaning, we must understand ourselves, we must understand our values, to do that we must ask ourselves what do we truly want?

So what do you truly want? What matters to you?

Ask yourself these questions and realise that everything can change in an instant, by taking action, make the present meaningful because your current present is the past of your future self.

Bobbie Dubey.

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