Death makes you think.
Ok, so there was a chiropractor in my BNI group, 34 years old, in great health and was a serious proponent of preventative medicine. We meet every Tuesday, he texts one of our members that he's not feeling that well and will be running a bit late.
They find him at home a few hours later. Dead.
I did not know him extremely well, I've done some work for him, but boy is it messing with my head. To die so young and so suddenly. Now I'm looking around at everything I haven't done yet and now its the mad dash and focus to try and accomplish everything I have yet to do. He was a fun spirit, I won't lie about that. He was bubbly and intense and passionate.
What would people say about me if I passed?
Now I'm hell bent on building a great obituary.
Switched birth controls and now I feel better. Looking at a transfer in June 2011.
They find him at home a few hours later. Dead.
I did not know him extremely well, I've done some work for him, but boy is it messing with my head. To die so young and so suddenly. Now I'm looking around at everything I haven't done yet and now its the mad dash and focus to try and accomplish everything I have yet to do. He was a fun spirit, I won't lie about that. He was bubbly and intense and passionate.
What would people say about me if I passed?
Now I'm hell bent on building a great obituary.
Switched birth controls and now I feel better. Looking at a transfer in June 2011.
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