We all have our allotted time to live. No matter how long, it's a match-strike compared to the big picture. So live life to the fullest today, because you don't know if tomorrow will come. Take your adventures now. Don't be afraid - be encouraged by the shortness of life. Amidst all the luxury of the RMS Titanic, amidst all the tragedy and human errors, I'm reminded of the fact that life is brief - surprise I've seen murals, I've seen photographs of some of the victims, all the way from very young people on up. I've seen a young boy in a suit and tie who looks to be about seven years old, sharp and clean. And there are older gentlemen, all the way up into what looks to be their 70s or 80s, and every range of dress and elegance in between. There's high society. There's first class, there's second class... And there is one very attractive, wholesome woman... who survives... If you saw the love story, Titanic, you know all this and more. One day you, too, will be history. All of us will be. We can't pick the exact moment. But perhaps we should consider that not one of the hundreds who transitioned that festive night died from old age... My advice is to make your contributions today. And yes, to board the adventure of the Titanic today, to live life to the max today, because you don't know if tomorrow will come. Anyway. Nobody can know. It could've happened anywhere. ...It could have happened another way. Anytime. The passing of the life of an individual. But if you don't live, love, and produce in the life moments you now DO HAVE?.. When will you? You can make a contribution in your family, in your business, through your profession, through the services and goodwill you offer to the special groups you benefit... And the world will be better off because you were here. Heaven aside, in the end, what better Earthly thing can you accomplish?