LIVE FULLY AND DIE EMPTY

June 22, 2021

LIVE FULLY AND DIE EMPTY

Do you know that 80% of people on their deathbeds wish they had done more with their lives?

They wish they had done more, loved more, became more, given more, and impacted more people,.

As soon as it's announced to them that they are about to die, they start to regret not doing enough with their lives.

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Without being unnecessarily morbid, I want to challenge you today, please don't wait till you're about to die before you start doing more with your life.

Don't wait till when it's a few days to go and then you start impacting your world and trying to make a mark.

Begin today! Start NOW!

Now is the accepted time, today is the day of salvation.

Even if you are still on the journey of purpose discovery, begin to do something with your gifts and talents.

Start small. You don't have to be great to start but you have to start to be great.

Start adding value to people every single day.

Decide that you will not die ordinary. decide that your life would count.

Decide that you will live fully and die empty; that you will not add to the wealth of the grave.

The world is waiting for your manifestation and God is counting on you.

I believe in you.


- Dr. Samuel Ekundayo | The Purpose Preacher.


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