It’s payday. You’re looking to bust out card and head off to the mall to shop for new clothes or to the nearest posh restaurant to have dinner and drinks with friends or maybe transferring a percentage of your pay to a 貯蓄 account via your bank’s モビール app. It seems that no matter how hard we try to avoid it, no matter what we do, our lives are basically being run by the amount of money we have saved or will earn in the future.
This isn’t the case for everyone, we’re sure. But a majority of the population can attest to the fact that お金 does make the world go round (or at least spin for a limited amount of 時間 on its axis) – UNFORTUNATELY. However, this isn’t the reason we all get up in the morning. We might have ourselves working hard for money almost every hour of our adult life but when it comes down to it, that’s not what really matters at the end of life, right?
So what does?
One of the most moving TED Talks video is this one by Paliative 丁寧 physicial and Zen Hospice Project founder BJ Miller who answers the question: What really matters at the end of life?
“Loss is one thing, regret is another.” You get to decide what matters most in YOUR life. どう would you choose?
