The saddest part of life is not when we die, but when we live, we fail to truly live. When we are alive, we only live a small part of it. Our humanity is not seen using the full surface of daylight.
To put it in English, what is of great value in our lives is not the amount of money we have accumulated, but how much of our abilities we have spent on activities that add value to our goals. To tell the truth, the most important thing is the legacy or legacy we leave behind for the people. When Tolestoy put this fact in his beautiful angel, he said, "We live for ourselves and for others as well."
It took me forty years to understand wisdom or genius. Good results flow into our lives and follow as an unintended but inevitable byproduct of life, a price paid to enrich the lives of others. When we change our daily routine from a need or compulsion to a lifelong habit, our lifestyle is transformed into one of great effectiveness, not sham.
