
Talking about what we’re gonna do is far more wide-spread than actually doing what we say we’re gonna do.
Right?
We see it and hear it everyday.
I finally figured out why.
Because talking about it is sooo much easier than actually doing it.
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Last weekend I began to teach our son:
We have a campfire pit in our yard and this is the time of year for using it. We burned enough yard and tree trimmings to make an excellent cooking fire.
He was hesitant to strike the match. Perhaps even afraid. He’s nine.
As a Father, it seems intuitive to be the one to teach him certain things that will be taught by others, if I don’t beat them to it.
Striking a match is just the beginning. Ya with me?
What?
Yep, that’s our biggest fear. But it never shows up on any list.
Why?
Because no one will admit it.
How do I know?
Because, think about it, if the fear of living wasn’t our biggest fear, why was this phrase – carpe diem – invented?
Carpe diem translates to: “While we’re talking, envious time is fleeing: seize the day, put no trust in the future.”
The greatest human fears:
The list goes on, however, these are generally accepted as the top two.
Audaciously, I submit that the greatest human fear is the fear of living.
Think about that one and call me crazy.
Which one of these do you think is a human’s greatest fear?
If you had to pick one, which be would it be?
Carpe diem.
PS. The greatest fear human’s have isn’t either one of these. It’s…. (tomorrow)