Staying - heading for - death.

In a world where everything is moving forward so quickly, the pressure to succeed is getting younger and younger.

It's a book that gives us time to stop thinking and explore our hearts.

"What exactly do we want in this limited life?"

📖 Our lives are only four thousand weeks.

It is the book that takes the longest time to read, gradually giving time to understand, gradually absorbing the content of each page.

One of the books was intended to be read a long time ago, but it hasn't even started yet.

I really want to read more books, but e-books are on sale!

💭 when I saw the cover, I guess it was about "living well because it's only 4,000 weeks."

You have to plan, you have to manage time, because it looks like a very short time.

Things seem very shallow after reading them.

- What's more interesting about this book? Something that might change our beliefs forever.

• We try to live today, do everything that can be "something that makes a good future," but sometimes that makes us forget "live today."

- Don't wait to live in the future. A future that doesn't know if it still exists.

• Life is not a big rehearsal.

- We're not practicing for a good future because today is life.

• We are not developing into a happy future. We can have it now, now.

• We must "choose." Don't try to control everything.

- The day we can control everything will never come.

• The decision is to give up the alternative, but it is necessary.

- We have to choose something and deal with the loss.

If we don't choose one day, we might lose anyway.

• Some do not choose because they want to open up possibilities, do not commit, do not give away all their hearts.

Open up the choice to be able to walk away in the future.

Because people always prefer reluctance to decision more than to tie themselves to one path.

The future that can be discarded as you like is not dedicated because you notice each other's limitations.

And disappointed by those who have dreamed, "The future is more pleasant than the present," we indulge in hope and dreams.

In which those who give excitement are often opposed to those who give stability.

- Making choices, bonding with something, making less of a dream choice opportunity.

- But making a choice (that this is important for the present) makes the choice meaningful (it's the joy of missing an opportunity).

• If we pay attention to something we do not give special value to, we are paying for it with our lives.

• If trying to make time for the most important things by spending time on other things that need to be done first

And hopefully there will be time to leave and finally be disappointed because everything we do will be added anyway.

There will be new jobs to replace the ones that have just been completed.

- If we clear everything up for free time, we'll never be free.

• There's always too much to do.

- Take a limited amount of time for something important at this time.

• What we plan will always take longer than expected, even in time.

• Do not pressure to spend time free so that we can spare.

- Leisure is valuable enough in itself for us to choose from.

• Too much effort to make the most of your time

Causing us to miss our lives

• What does it mean to use all the time available?

You have to try to make it feel valuable.

• There's no way we can do better than we imagined.

Because truth is different from imagination. There may be some constraints that we cannot control.

- Don't be disappointed if it's not as good as hoped.

• The result is not everything.

• What we do already means more than we think.

• Something worth doing, even without a reward.

• Everlasting life can be boring.

- If life never ends, nothing really matters.

• We can feel secure with the future.

Only if it's past.

• We are not that important in this universe, not the best, the best, the best.

🙇🏻‍♀️ - it's one of those books that, if you have time, you want everyone to try.

I really decided that every time I read it, I always have a new perspective.

# Our lives are only four thousand weeks # Self-improvement book