What kind of legacy do you want to leave behind?

As I’ve entered my mid-to-late thirties, I find myself doing more reflection. There comes a point in life where you attend more funerals than weddings, and funerals have a way of capturing the essence of a person’s life. They make you think about what really matters.

If you’ve ever walked through an old cemetery, you’ve probably noticed something: almost every tombstone has two dates with a dash in between. That little dash represents all the time we spend alive on earth. The question is: what are you doing with your dash?

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