Don't Die Before Your Death | Muniba Mazari Inspirational

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The following thought: ‘Don’t Die Before You’re Death’ is a thought that has been popping up in my mind a lot lately. It is also a narrative that has consistently popped up in my mind frequently throughout my life.

This intuition has come and gone in momentary flashes at different phases of my life. When it does come, it has always been in a set or sequence of images of how I want my life to be. At the same time, this thought simultaneously provides me with an alternate set of images.
These alternate set of images are always glimpses of how my life may turn out…if I continued on whichever path I may have been on at the time.
And for some reason, this thought’s recent re-occurrence has me wanting to write about it. So here we are!
Silent Reminders
Let me be frank with you. I am not quite sure why these thoughts have come to me so often throughout my life. All I know is they have appeared like clockwork.
Perhaps I am just in touch with my mortality, or maybe I am just hypersensitive to what I want my best life to look like, I don’t know. What I do know, is that it has been a thought that has played a significant role in how things have turned out for me and my life up until this point.

These thoughts and their frequent visits, have always been a powerful reminder for me. They’ve reminded me to think beyond the current state of affairs (business, career, and the life decisions) I’ve had to navigate over the years.

Some of the first reminders that I can remember coming to me, were just after I landed my first job right out of college as a contractor for the Department of Defense. I remember working outside one summer, mapping out this huge military installation all by myself in the morning, and spending the rest of the afternoons slogging away behind a computer entering in all the data I had just gathered from my mapping sessions.

I am sure this may sound sorta cool at first glance, but I was bored beyond belief. And for whatever reason, the job just felt wasteful and lifeless.