Carpe Diem: A short note on death

by | Last updated Jul 19, 2021

There is this nifty little tool Carpe Diem, which gives you a statistically accurate prediction on how much time you have to live. Here’s what the data tells me about me (based on Lahore, Pakistan):

Statistically, people my age have lived more than half their lives...

Statistically, people my age have lived more than half their lives…

Of course, I can die tomorrow, or I can outlive all of us here, but like everyone, I will die. What then?

Also, if you do or don’t believe in the Hereafter, then what now?

You will die. What are you doing to make the most of it? How are you making the people around you better just because you were there?

Tough questions. But imagine if you are able to answer some of them? What kind of a person would you become? What kind of choices would you make?

  • Would you be doing the same job?
  • Would you start the business you always wanted to start?
  • Would you go on the adventure you always wanted to?
  • Would you make up with old friends?
  • Would you say sorry?
  • Would you say thank you?
  • What would you do differently?

I pray for the Guidance of all of us. I hope you are doing well.

Live curiously and inshAllah talk soon.

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Carpe Diem means to seize the day, or more literally to pluck the day as it is ripe right now. 

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About Mohammad Khan

About Mohammad Khan

He is the founder of Momekh.com and publish the award-winning blog Just Add Venture. Google awarded him the best business blogger in Pakistan. Some of the largest corporations in Pakistan hire his services to “unlock their true potential”. His writings, courses and coaching sessions have helped upwards of a million people over the last decade.

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