subject: Must I Lie And Pretend To Be Dying To Live Life To The Fullest [print this page] As the author of The Last Year of Your Life and the founder of The Last Year of Your Life 52-week Experience, I have written a series of short articles to answer the many questions I get asked about how to live your life to the fullest.
In this article I answer a question that I get asked a lot, and that is, 'Do you lie to people when you're living The Last Year of Your Life, do you tell them that you're actually dying?'
You know you might have heard me say on the radio, 'I saved my business by pretending I have a terminal disease.'
And no, I'm not lying to anybody and I'm not telling you to lie to anyone when you live The Last Year of Your Life. What I'm saying is, as part of our life purpose coaching, I encourage you to act as if it's the last year of your life.
You're going to act as if you have 52 weeks left to live. And by acting as if you have a limited amount of time left to accomplish everything you want to have in this life and to have the best time you've ever had in your life, by acting as if you've got a ticking clock, that gives you the urgency and the power to make your dreams become reality. It gives you the urgency and the power to accomplish things that you never thought you could get done in one year's time.
It gives you the urgency and the power to do all the things that you really, really want to do and have the best time you've ever had. That is the way you live as if it's the last year of your life.
I have been Living The Last Year of Your Life for the past three years now and it has been the most incredible experience in my life. I know that you'll get a lot out of it too, and I want you to do it because in The Last Year of Your Life, anything is possible.
by: Clint Arthur
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