If I die tomorrow, you aren't allowed to say my life was cut short at age 25. I did more in those years than most people will ever do.

I was in way too deep. I was cut in so many places that I felt like I was bleeding out from every part of my body. Being outside and watching people live their normal lives took me out of my head, but the minute I stepped back into the apartment, I was muted inside. No words, no actions, no me. - Unsettled

Be grateful for what you already have while you pursue what you want.

A twenty-minute eulogy, unless composed by a) William Shakespeare, b) Winston Churchill, or c) Mark Twain, is sixteen minutes too long. Technical note: It is better to tell a eulogist to speak for four minutes not five minutes. “Five minutes” to the modern ear sounds like “around five minutes,” whereas “four minutes” means “four minutes.

Be grateful for what you already have while you pursue your goals.

Gratitude is not in the words but in the heart which expresses it.