Monday Motivation - Enjoy Life Today, Not Tomorrow
May 11th, 2008 by Jeremy EnkeI have a very interesting outlook on life due to my past career working as a paramedic. When thinking today about what to write for a motivational message, I came up with some interesting thoughts. I know I write a lot about making money and being successful, but this Monday Motivational Post is going to be a little different.
If you want the full effect of this message, click on the video on the right hand side of this blog and listen……then go back and watch.
Anyways, before I got into this fun business of internet marketing, I spent almost 10 years volunteering as a firefighter. I have done CPR on probably over 100 people in my life. Likewise I have been in several people’s homes while their loved ones were experiencing the worst days anyone could ever imagine.
This is where I get my drive and what has made me who I am today. During this time I was making awful money doing a noble job. But it made me realize that life is very short and you can’t wait to make things happen in life. You need to do it NOW!
Although you may not be where you want to be right now (none of us are), it doesn’t matter. Enjoy the fact that you are an entrepreneur and out there trying to make it happen. Take a step back for a moment and realize all the great things you have in the here and now.
How many of your buddies are making ANY money online? Probably none, keep in mind though, there is a lot more important things in this world than just money. You could be gone next week, and quite frankly, it won’t matter how you rank in the SERPS, or how many new players you are sending each month.
I was inspired to write this post because we had my oldest daughters birthday party today. I had all my family at my house and it really made me think about what is truly important. Likewise I have a friend right now who’s wife is going through the trials and tribulations of breast cancer.
So I ask everyone reading this to just step back for a minute and think about what you have today and how you never know what tomorrow brings. Personally, I don’t ever want to look back and say “I should have done that”. Fu** that, there is too much out there to be had!
You should make every day count both personally and professionally. Never forget that you only have one chance in this world to make BIG things happen. Why not shoot for the stars with your goals?
Enjoy life today and make the most out of every minute.
And most importantly, always remember the people who got you there, and that there’s way more to living a good life than collecting affiliate checks.
Make it a great week!
Tags: Motivation


I suppose an “About Me” page is where you would expect to read a third person professional write up on myself. Hmmm…. well that’s not really my style, so I’ll just go ahead and tell you “about me” in my own words.












May 11th, 2008 at 11:24 pm
excellent blog…
May 12th, 2008 at 1:03 am
WOW, this might be your best post yet. I read it while watching that video on your site, it made me think very hard. Thanks Jeremy.
May 12th, 2008 at 1:32 am
That was awesome J. I can only imagine the things you saw. You really put things into perspective.
May 12th, 2008 at 10:37 am
Jeremy - you always inspire me. That is exactly the way I “try” to live my life. My friends and family don’t get it…they always say, “Plan for the future, etc…”
I have done so many things, that if something happened and I wasn’t here tomorrow, I wouldn’t regret it.
That is why I love Al Pacino in Glengarry Glenross - “You will regret the things you don’t do!” was the classic quote.
I can truly relate to the things you blog about and that is why I read the blog regularly.
ENJOY IT WHILE YOU HAVE IT…cause you may not be able to enjoy it afterwards…
Have a good week everyone!
corpfan1
Big Fish Poker Club
May 12th, 2008 at 1:14 pm
Great post and spot on. I lost my dad a few years ago and he was only 44 at the time. The biggest thing for me right now is my kids and making sure that I do as much with them as I possibly can.
May 14th, 2008 at 7:34 am
One of your best posts ever.