Live Everyday as Your Last

Ryan Niemann

Marty Sharp

Comp 1021

01/23/13

"Live Everyday as Your Last"

A person may try to live the perfect life. However in reality there's no definition saying, how to live the perfect life. No one's on your shoulder personally guiding you. You're on your own. Using the analogy, life is similar to a roller coaster ride, a person can imagine his or her life as the ride, and what's along the ride lies in the unknown. The saying "live everyday as your last" can metaphorically serve the prepuce of, a guideline someone may like his or her life to follow. By applying "live everyday as your last," a person may experience motivation, non-regrets and completeness, throughout one's life.

When a person goes through the earlier part of his or her life, staying motivated can be helpful in years to come. By staying motivated as a young adult, it can better a person by opening doors to dream schools and or professions that he or she pursues. These professions and schools set the foundation of a person's life. A person doing a good job at work or school unknowingly is, working him or herself towards a better future. Keeping motivated and working hard through bumps along the ride, builds character which can carry someone through unknown walks of life? This step reflect, only a snap shop along the ride towards a person's future.

Regrets may bring unfulfilled feelings and thoughts among a person. However having no regrets enhances the likely hood that someone may feel successful. Knowing the hard work and dedication at the beginning seconds the feels he or she is living the perfect life. The perfect life has no set definition, however through the eyes of a person living a non-regretful life. He or she may incline to be living the perfect life. Meaning a person's path of school and career was suitable for him or her. Everyone has his or her definition, which has no right or wrong answers. It's an opinion, which changes from person to person. Someone living his or her life with no regrets leads into the final experience through the ride.

Completeness can be an emotion, which is expressed when a person feels satisfied or fulfilled. In this situation life, imagine a person around the age of 60 he or she has a family, house, children maybe even grandchildren. All of these can lead to someone feeling complete in his or her life. This may all be possible when the two first experiences of "live everyday as your last" come into play, staying motivated and having no regrets. Without these falling into place some people may not have the feeling his or her life is complete. Completeness can be explained as the final stage of life, where someone has fulfilled