The truth is, most of the “stuff” we chase, accumulate, and obsess over in this life ultimately holds little meaning. We pour so much energy into acquiring it—working long hours, stressing over upgrades, and filling our spaces with things we think will bring us joy or status. But when it’s all said and done, none of that stuff goes with us. It will be left behind, sorted through by others, boxed up, donated, or discarded. What we worked so hard to accumulate will simply become someone else’s burden to figure out.
The real value of life isn’t found in things; it’s found in the memories we create, the love we give, and the impact we leave on the hearts of those around us. Stuff can be replaced, but shared moments, laughter, and genuine connections are irreplaceable. Those are the treasures that truly last.
When people look back on your life, they won’t talk about how many shoes you owned or how big your house was. They’ll remember how you made them feel. They’ll recall the times you showed up for them, the way you made them laugh, and the memories of adventures, kindness, and love. That’s your real legacy—what you deposit into the lives of others.
Imagine if we shifted our focus from accumulating possessions to accumulating experiences and meaningful connections. What if we spent less time working for things and more time investing in relationships, in laughter, in exploring the world, and in simply being present? Those are the moments that matter.
Life isn’t about how much you own; it’s about how much you live. Spend more time with loved ones. Share stories. Create memories that make your soul smile and theirs too. Because in the end, it’s not the stuff that matters—it’s the moments that do. Let’s prioritize what truly lasts.
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MOMMA J. CPS, HRS, MARS. BOLIVAR MO 
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