 *****Life Is Short***** by me Alberto - Just for fun and Promotional Use Only 
Have you ever heard of the expression, today is tomorrow’s
yesterday? This statement is a play on the present transforming into
the past and the inevitable future that moves towards us each
millisecond. Webster’s dictionary defines time as the measured or
measurable period during which an action, process, or condition
exists or continues.
We must be calm when experiencing a problem today in
order to fully think of a solution that will bring about peace to our
tomorrow. Every problem has more than one answer in which you
can solve the equation. Until you find that inner peace when going
through adversity, you will not be able to be fully resilient. When
panic sets in, we make the worst possible decisions that cause more
unfortunate circumstances.
It’s a known fact, when a person is drowning the best thing
to do is to stay calm, once you start to panic and fear sets in, you will
sink much faster. Individuals waste an enormous amount of energy
by hysterically moving about in a frantic attempt to save their lives.
That energy could be used in a much more valuable way like looking
and yelling for help or trying to figure out what direction is best to
move towards. The best solution would be simply just laying flat on
your back and floating peacefully on the surface of the water and
using your arms to paddle yourself to shore.
 
When my father was younger, while living in Puerto Rico he
would go swimming in a near by River in Ponce. He described to me
in detail how one day he almost drowned if it were not for the simple
fact that he stayed calm during a mishap. While swimming one day
he noticed a cave by the base of the river. So naturally, his curiosity
got the best of him. He took a deep breath and swam into the small
opening of the cave. To his surprise the space was too small for him
to turn around in and therefore had to continue to swim forward. As
he swam deeper into the cave he notices a small hole where the light
from outside pierced through the dark tunnel. He then took that
opportunity to take a deep breath by perching his lips to that tiny
opening. At that point he knew this would probably be his only
chance at twisting his body around and swimming as fast as he could
against the current, back towards the entrance he came through. He
did just that, and I would not be here if he didn’t stay calm and
thought his way out of that problem. He always thanks God for
saving him and keeping him calm and alert during this near death
experience. Now the fact that he got himself into that terrible ordeal
is another story in itself.

Life is short by Al Berto - for promotional use only

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