I Have 33 Years Left to Live
Mortality as a focusing device for ambition.
By the average (most probable) lifespan, I have about 33 years left. By my father’s lifespan, about 21. If I live longer, more — if less, fewer. The point is not morbidity. It is urgency without panic.
A daily reminder that time is finite.On the menu
The importance of your choices. Time is the non-renewable inventory. Every yes is a no to something else.
Allow yourself to do what you usually avoid. Growth hides behind the unfamiliar action you keep postponing.
Build inner victory. External trophies fade if the inner scoreboard only runs on comparison.
Thirty-three years — or twenty-one — is enough to build something true if you stop leasing your days to other people’s scripts.
See you soon,
Yann