Life Is Short (6 Steps To Get Your Sh!t Together)

Life moves in seasons. Each one feels different, bringing with it a mix of new possibilities and the quiet end of things we once loved. I used to think everything would last forever—that as long as I was on this planet, my relationships, goals, and passions would remain constant.

But now, as I move through my 30s, I see it more clearly. Each season doesn’t just open new doors—it closes others. That’s the bittersweet part of growth. We learn, we change, and we leave behind parts of ourselves to make room for what’s next.

Growing up, life felt timeless. My days were filled with outdoor adventures, climbing trees, playing sports, and letting my imagination run wild.

The only thing that made time move was when my mum would call me inside for dinner or homework.

I wanted to hang on to that freedom forever. But eventually, school got serious, and I had to trade endless play for responsibilities.

That’s when the shift happened—the end of a season where life felt like it could go on forever.

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