The urgency of life is death. When we see life through the lens of death, every form of fear will dissipate, and we will be left with the true importance of life.

If the old was the new, then the new will definitely become the old sooner or later. Many things that life throws at us seem important, but only a few truly are — because the filter we use also gets dirty over time. We end up affecting the whole system.

Who are we really? Is it what we are now, or what we become?

Death is the only best motivator, but many people want to take its place. Everyone came to meet death, and you will fall for its sake. Many have fought it, but few were able to stand it. Whether you win or lose is not the measure of your existence on earth. What have you been able to accomplish? Was it successful? And was that success a fulfilling one?

Because what is a success to you might not be a success to me. We can succeed at many things, but not all of them are fulfilling. Death is not the tester of fulfillment — it is an eye-opener that helps us chase what is truly fulfilling, not what we classify by ourselves as success.

The energy we have today must be replenished tomorrow. And replenishing will never feel the same — it depends on the time and season we find ourselves in.

As time goes on, death patiently waits for every man. But are we working towards fulfillment to minimize regret? Regret with little or no energy means no going back to make changes. Now is the day we have, and energy is the resource we must replenish for work.

What then shall we get after sailing the ship in the wrong direction? Since we are the captains of our lives, we will one day have to give account to the owner of the ship. Though our magnitude has been covered, if it's not geared in the right direction, we'll miss the destination.

Death is my motivator, and nothing motivates better than that. When you feel like stopping, remember: you will one day die.

When all hope, strength, motivation, and passion are lost — remember once again that you will one day die. So rise up again and do what you need to do. No one actually cares.

If you need to program or code and feel tired, remember: death is the motivator. And it motivates better than anything.

Above all else, you need inspiration. My greatest inspiration is the Word and Spirit of God. The more you know God, the more you know yourself and the power you possess.

Many things are available to us, but to *know* them is the problem. Being open and always ready is the ability of a world conqueror.

Problems abound; who is to solve them? Problems exist for us to conquer — we can't allow ourselves to be conquered.

God is the Creator of this universe and made us in His own image; it means we also have the legitimate right to create.

We are the code of God; we have to make that code reusable as polymorphic individuals. The complexity of our physical being needs to be hidden — exalting the encapsulated part of us. We can then show forth our true, abstracted value for the whole world to see. We need to write more code and program more things while we are on earth to show ourselves worthy of the inheritance of God.

I am a strong believer in software because it powers everything. God does not need to be physically present to get something done; He gets things done through the code He has written. Even after He made the universe, it was full of bugs, and then He used the power of a "hover effect" to fix them — something beyond the understanding of men.

I, as a code of God, can achieve a lot through software.

I will put humans at the top when it comes to reasoning and creativity. Even negativity helps people be more creative than software, since software is regulated and does not stray from the parameters of positivity.

With my spirit and a computer, I can tackle any problem and suggest the best solution for humanity.

Humans are at the top of God's TODO list. Among creation, humans are the only ones to whom He gave His spirit. It shows how precious and important you are, meaning you can make the impossible when you reason with Him.

So, before you go to bed and after you wake up, stand in front of the mirror and tell yourself that you are the most important person you can ever have.

Remember, you are The Creator's Code.

How far you go is not dependent on any man. The faster you realize this, the better your life.

How long will you be seeking validation from people? When will you be the validator of your own life?

Everything that has a mouth can talk, but only the plan and purpose of God for your life is the best. The fact that someone has lived for a very long time does not mean they are the best person to pick advice from. I mostly say, don't listen to advice but rather treat all advice as suggestions—after you logically think them through and pick the one that will best suit your life at that moment.

Pick your laws and define your rules. Laws are immutable, but rules are dynamic—from place to place and person to person. For instance, the Law of Giving may be one of your key principles for living, but the Law of Attraction might not be at the center of your heart.

Most parents decide for their children what they are supposed to become, only to realize that the will dies and the children are left to bear the consequences of those decisions. It depresses me; as humans, we end up living the life of another person—that is absurd.

I want to live and say, by my own choice, I became successful and fulfilled what was ordained for me, rather than saying I became useless because of my parents or someone else.

Be you, and you will never regret being yourself. You will live a life with less regret and blame.

Just discover what you want to become, and stay at it—become skilled at it. You will stand in front of kings, but be mindful when you dine with them.

What something is supposed to become is already inherent in it. No one has the legitimate right to define it. The more you relate with the One who made you, the better you get at discovering what you are meant to become.