August 20, 2009 at 23:55Your life makes sense. Seth Godin
This post is a translation of You Matter ’s note by well-known blogger Seth Godin.
In my opinion, in English it all sounds more concise and beautiful. I tried to convey the meaning of the statements (as I myself understand and accept them), and not to make a literal translation.
Your life makes sense.
Does your life make sense?
In my opinion, in English it all sounds more concise and beautiful. I tried to convey the meaning of the statements (as I myself understand and accept them), and not to make a literal translation.
Your life makes sense.
- When you love your work and those with whom you work, your life makes sense.
- When you are merciful, generous and attentive to others more than to yourself, your life makes sense.
- When you leave this world, making it better, your life makes sense.
- When you raise the bar for the quality of what and how you do, your life makes sense.
- When you teach and forgive, and again teach, instead of judging and humiliating, your life makes sense.
- When you influence people around you with your actions and words, your life makes sense.
- When children grow up and dream of being the same as you, your life makes sense.
- When you see the real world, but persistently change it for the better, your life makes sense.
- It doesn’t matter if you give inspiration to a Nobel laureate or a street stroller, your life makes sense.
- If a room is filled with an invisible radiance when you enter, your life makes sense.
- And when the legacy you left does not die, but continues to live, hours, days, or eternity, your life makes sense.
Does your life make sense?