How a near death experience transformed my life.
I'm lucky to be alive. I tell myself that everyday. I should be dead. IF there is one thing i have learned from my experience it is that we need to express love and gratitude to those we love.
The day after the experience, I couldn't stop thinking about my life and the people in it. The people who I would have regretted not telling them I loved them if I hadn't lived.
We are all human, and by nature we put up walls to protect ourselves. We get busy, and it's not always easy to be vulnerable and just tell the ones you care about that you're sorry.
Don't wait until you have a near-death experience to make that phone call, make that drive, send that letter—do what you need to do, today. It will set you free.
Other individuals who have nearly died have reported asking themselves one simple question in the moments leading up to the event:
"Did I love?" This is something I, too, asked myself. The money and accolades you have collected don't matter in the end; what matters is how deeply you loved and how often you expressed it.
Make a point to tell and show your loved ones how you feel every single day.
After all, love is the powerful force on Earth.
