Wherever We Land

I’ve never been one to dwell on the future. I mean, sure, I have dreams and aspirations, but I prefer to keep my focus on the present moment. After all, as the old saying goes, “People who are depressed overly think about the past and people who have anxiety think about the future.” I’m not saying I don’t have moments of worry or sadness, but I try to keep them in perspective.

I’ve always taken the saying “time is money” quite literally. But for me, time is even more valuable than money. It’s the one thing we can’t buy more of, and it’s the only thing we truly own. So, I make a conscious effort to spend my time wisely. I prioritize relationships with God, my wife, my children, my parents, and all my loved ones.

I believe that cherishing these relationships is the key to a fulfilling life. Whether it’s a simple conversation, a shared meal, or a heartfelt prayer, these moments are what truly matter.

So, what will my life look like in three years? Honestly, I don’t know. But I do know that I’ll be spending my time with the people I love, doing things that bring me joy, and trusting in God’s plan for my life. And that’s enough for me.