You Won The Lottery

Did you know the chance of you being born is 1 in 4 trillion? Not million, not billion. Trillion. That means you are more likely to win the lottery 22,857 times than you are to be born a human. You have already won the lottery. You have already hit the jackpot. But I want to ask you a question. Is this what you envisioned your life to be? Is this what you envisioned it to look like when you were a little kid? What did you want your life to be? What did you dream that you were going to be? Did you dream that you would be further along in life than you are now? I'm not asking you this question to depress you. I'm asking you this question to put your life into perspective. You have already hit the lottery. You are already lucky. You should be grateful for what you have and the fact that you're breathing and that you are a human. You're a 1 in 4 trillion chance. But let's say that you believe in God or the universe or whatever it is, and you get to the end of your life and God's sitting there and says, hey, I gave you the lottery. You hit the jackpot. One in four trillion chance. I gave you breath. You're alive. What did you do with it? Are you going to have a great, compelling story to tell of what you did with this jackpot with this lottery winnings? Or are you going to be one of those people that you hear about in the news that won the lottery and then lost all of it a couple years later because they didn't respect that opportunity? The chance of you being alive is extremely, extremely rare. What are you doing with it is the key. Are you. Are you taking advantage of this opportunity or are you wasting it? And once again, this is not a question to make you depressed or wish you were further along than you are. This is a question to give you a kick in the ass that you need to realize that you've already won the lottery. You just need to prove that you're going to do something good with your jackpot winnings.