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I went to a funeral this weekend, and it hit me hard. In 20 minutes, they summarized a person's entire life. And do you know what the crazy thing was? Not once did anyone talk about their workload, their stress, or their money. They talked about how that person made them feel.

It forced me to ask myself a hard question: When I go, will I be empty?
In this video, I talk about the difference between Quantity of Life (achievements, goals, busyness) and Quality of Life (purpose, inner peace, and connection).
The Core Truths We Cover

The Wealth of the Graveyard: Why so many men die with gifts, inventions, and purpose still trapped inside them.

Job vs. Work: Jesus was a carpenter (Job), but His work was to save souls. Your job pays the bills; your work fulfills your purpose.
The Unspoken Regret: Your family will forget what you bought them, but they will never forget the time you missed.

Existing vs. Living: The trage
dy isn't dying; the tragedy is existing for 40+ years without ever truly living.
My goal for you is simple: Don't die full. Die empty. Pour out everything God put inside you.

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Time Chapter Title
0:00 The Funeral That Changed My Perspective
0:38 Why I Want to "Die Empty"
1:30 The Graveyard is the Wealthiest Place on Earth
2:30 Quantity vs. Quality of Life (The Trap Men Fall Into)
3:10 Your Job is Not Your Work (The Jesus Example)
4:30 Your Family Will Forget What You Bought Them
5:30 Inner Peace is the Ultimate Wealth
6:00 You Were Meant for More Than Your Job Title
7:50 Why Success Doesn't Feel Like Enough
9:30 The Real Tragedy: Existing But Never Living
10:30 Final Message: Run Your Race, Die Empty

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