Hi Language Buddy!

I want to discuss something that might seem a bit morbid to some, but I believe it's essential to address: the concept of life units and how long we have to live. A life unit can be thought of in terms of years, months, or even seconds.

The reason I bring up this topic is that many people don't live their lives with intention. When we don't live purposefully, we might find ourselves facing a midlife crisis or reaching the end of our lives without achieving our desired goals.

To achieve our goals, we need to live with purpose and be aware of the time we have left on this Earth. It's crucial to prioritize the things that matter most to us. Many people are surprised to realize that we have much less time left than we think. Not only can unforeseen events happen, but our perception of time also accelerates as we age. A 60-year-old perceives time passing much more quickly than a 20-year-old, for example.

This realization makes it even more urgent to live life with purpose and intention. Figure out what you want to achieve in life, whether it's language learning goals or other personal aspirations, and take every possible action to reach those objectives.

So, as you reflect on your life and the time you have left, remember to live with intention and purpose. Consider what matters most to you and work towards your goals with renewed urgency. Wishing you all the best in your journey of self-discovery and personal growth!