A short excerpt from a YouTube video by Daniel Borschel that reflects on the limited nature of time and urges listeners to treat life as a precious, brief opportunity. The speaker emphasizes mortality and the need for motivation, ambition, initiative, intention (conscious will), and active time management, posing rhetorical questions to prompt self-examination.
Time is your greatest friend and the saddest deliverer. You only have so much of the achievements I've had in my life is very simple. It's mortality, motivation. I believe I don't have that much time. I believe life is precious. It's a gift. I'd better explore it, feel it, drive into it, generate it, experience it, share it. Because you know it's a brief shot across the sky. I believe in time and your year. I can also predict. Did you get into ambition? Job one? Did you get into initiative and intention? That's conscious will. And did you manage your time?
