Life is Short, Seek Divine Moments!

The other day, I had a most interesting encounter with another person that I will never forget. In fact, I am compelled to share this due to its impact and occurrence.

I was in traffic at a stoplight and young man was walking down between our cars seeking assistance. I rolled down my window and waved him over to my car. I said to him, God Bless you Sir, and I gave him a $5 Bill.

Upon him receiving the money, this person glanced back at me.

His eyes focused on me for a second and in that time, it was as if the face of Jesus was looking at me. This look was one of complete love, complete acceptance and it was divine.

I do not remember if he said anything back to me. Thinking back, he did not have to, the thank you and gratitude was in his eyes.

This event made me realize how fragile life is and really how short our time on this earth is.

My Linked-In friend, I do not know what you are struggling with today. Maybe you are a chemist working on a potential lifesaving product or procedure. Maybe you are looking for your life’s mission and calling.

I encourage you to do more. I would offer you have more than you know in reserve, you just need a catalyst to bring forth that next level of effort.

Work harder today, now. The product or company you are building could very well save someone’s life. Bring your A game, now.

Life is short. Let us all seek divine moments.