If you have designed your last day on earth, if you have decided how you wish to be thought of on your deathbed, only then can you start to plot a course to that point, to your ideal final destination.
by Chris Murray
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The quote emphasizes the importance of envisioning how we want to be remembered at the end of our lives. By reflecting on our final moments and the legacy we wish to leave behind, we can set clear intentions for our lives. This reflective process allows us to consider our actions, values, and the impact we want to make on others. It suggests that having a definitive vision acts as a guiding star in navigating our personal and professional journeys.

In plotting a course toward this envisioned final destination, we can align our daily choices with our long-term goals. By determining what is significant to us, we gain clarity on the decisions and pathways that will lead us to our desired outcome. This proactive approach encourages us to live authentically and make meaningful contributions to our relationships and communities, ultimately enhancing our sense of fulfillment and purpose.

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