Steve Jobs Quote - Live Like it's the Last Day of Your Life

I was just listening to Steve Jobs's commencement speech at Stanford on YouTube, and this really stuck with me.

I actually began to LIVE IT though, yesterday.
And boy, what a true gem of a wisdom that one sentence is.

It really made me see how I was accustomed to general "busy-ness" of living, rather than TRULY choosing how to spend the gift of time God has blessedly given to me.

It's really simple, but it has its own gravity, and gives you traction. You will expend your life energy TRULY on what is of utmost important to you.

Try it.
I'm on day 2, and just blown away by its power to channel me to higher purpose and path.


Namaste

How To End Procrastination, Fear, Doubt, and DeClutter Your Life -- "The Last Year of Your Life"

I found this video while searching for some motivation to help me declutter. Interestingly, it's really gotten me back to my Bucket-List. :-> Hope this inspires you today!!

I also found one thread on 43things.com:

http://www.43things.com/things/view/1661187/live-one-year-of-my-life-as-if-its-my-last

Item #1. Write a Best-seller

OK. So I am not that hung up on my writing be a bestseller. Just doing it means a heck of a lot more to me than trying to make it this way or that. My job is to get it out of me!

I just bought a nice little book by Bryan Cohen called "1,000 Creative Writing Prompts" for my lovely delightful Kindle.

I just want to keep writing. Writing itself is the goal. I have attempted two NaNoWriMo challenges and ended up miserable both months. Having a time-frame didn't motivate me. I am not motivated by goals. (This was a recent discovery!) So I am just going to enjoy the process.

I feel pretty sure that just getting it out of me would be a good enough first step. If something emerges out of the body of typed up stuff, great. If not, I would still have a lot of fragments to play with and I can live with that.

Aight. Back to the reading table then.

Going to pick one writing prompt for today. See where I land...