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Yesterday, as my wife and I stumbled upon her once pristine Louis Vuitton handbag now covered in mold, it served as a rude awakening to who we were and who we now are. It's a tangible symbol of our past pursuit of wealth and status, a stark reminder of our once materialistic way of life. In this moment, we realise that our priorities have shifted. This symbolic image reminds us that no longer are materialistic things the measure of our worth. Instead, we yearn to make a difference in the lives of others, to add value beyond our own circles. It's a transformative realisation that true fulfilment comes not from what we own, but from the impact we have on those around us. Today, as we navigate our journey with a newfound sense of purpose, we strive to prioritise empathy, kindness, and meaningful connections over material possessions. Our focus has shifted from accumulating wealth to enriching the lives of others, and it's a shift that brings us greater joy and fulfilment than we ever thought possible. Let this mold-covered handbag serve as a reminder to all of us: true wealth lies not in what we own, but in the positive impact we leave on the world and the lives we touch. Let's strive to make every day an opportunity to add value to others, for therein lies the true measure of success.
Dr. Sammar Javed
8mo
Very true, this learning is surely worthy,
Richard Haynes
7mo
Wise words indeed. How much do you want for the bag?
Bruce van Rooyen
8mo
Brilliant!! Well said I completely agree.
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8moWell said, and so true. How lucky to have come to this realisation earlier, rather than later in life!