A whale falls, and everything lives

Franklin once said that there are two things in life that are unavoidable, one is taxation, and the other is death.

People always have to die, but different people will have different moods in the face of death. Some people are calm and calm, some people are afraid and afraid, some people are regretful, and some people have no worries...

I often ask myself two questions:

First, what are people living for?

Second, if you are going to die tomorrow, do you have regrets?

As for what people live for, I think it is for happiness, and what is it for unhappy to live.

But how can you be happy?

Money must be very important, without money many things can not be bought, many wishes can not be realized, a lot of responsibilities can not be taken.

So, it's important to make money. But which way to make money is a question worth thinking about deeply. To make money by selling your labor and time, you must sacrifice your health, social, family...

Isn't that a way to try something more free? For example: finance, self-media, photography, writing, design and so on.

Marriage needs to spend thought and energy to maintain, the child's childhood is only once, and the parents will grow old if they do not pay attention. A lot of feelings missed for a lifetime can't make up for it.

We want to be happy, so we must balance all aspects of the relationship.

The second question is, if you are going to die tomorrow, are there any regrets?

My answer is no.

Although I still have a lot of things to do and many dreams that have not been realized, I am spending every day with my heart, and I try to do all the things that I can do at the moment, in fact, this is enough.

The only things to worry about are family, spouses, children, parents, siblings...

In nature, there is a praise for "a whale falls, all things live".

When a whale dies, it slowly sinks to the bottom of the ocean, and in the process, its carcass forms a new ecosystem that feeds thousands of creatures, an offering that lasts for hundreds of years.

This is probably the most generous death, but also the most romantic gift.

With the whale falling, I thought of life insurance.

What exactly are we left with our families when we leave this world? In addition to pain and longing, is it also possible to leave a gift - a sum of money?

This money can give children the best education, parents can have a rich old age, and lovers can have a calm future.

All we have to pay is two or three thousand premiums a year. Whether it's sudden death, illness, car accident, drowning, suicide... As long as people are gone, the insurance company will pay these millions to our families.

Living we earn money to support our families makes life happier and happier, and when we die, let insurance take our place and continue to take care of the people we love.

It's also the most romantic commitment we've made to our families.