Scott Schwab:
Life is precious. Too often we look at everything that is necessary, but not what is most important. Honestly when it comes to life and how fragile it is, we would think that we would spend more time with the ones we love.
A nurse who dealt with the terminally ill would ask her patients if they had any regrets. Interestingly, the answers she received over the years never mentioned work. Usually the answers centered around time with family and appreciation for relationships. The most common answer that people gave as a form of regret is not loving their family more and not spending the necessary time with those they loved.
Let us align our perspectives with our morals, standards, and our goals. This will make up our legacy of who we really were. We will be more complete people and it is a fact that we will have more happiness which in turn will give you greater health.
Make it a point this year to repair any damaged relationships. Make a call that will repair a strain in a relationship. More than anything, tell the people who you call family that you love them and that you could not make it without them either in this life or the life after!
"If you want to live a happy life, tie it to a goal, not to people or objects."
-Albert Einstein-
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