What Would You Tell Your Children on Your Deathbed?

You’re enmeshed in tubes, breathing shallowly, preparing for the bright light.

Your teary-eyed children shuffle into the room.

You have one final chance to convey the most valuable lessons you want them to remember.

What would you say?

That’s the scene I envisioned when I wrote the “Live Extraordinary” manifesto.

“This, my dearest children, is how to live the masterpiece life. This is how to look yourself in the eye without regret at the end of each day.”

Don’t wait for your deathbed to inscribe these consequential lessons into their souls.

Purchase the 16″ x 20″ manifesto now and display it prominently in your home.

Let it saturate their subconscious mind. Watch with pride as it manifests in their actions.

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Complete Manifesto Text:

“Trust your flashes of intuition. Ignore the clamoring of crowds. Don’t
drudge through a job. Devote yourself to a Mission. Make every day an adventure. Don’t be a slave to unconscious reaction. Consciously choose your actions. Keep your word, no matter the cost. Who you become tomorrow is determined by the books you read, the friends you keep, and how you spend your free time today. The time to be most vigilant is when no one else will ever know. Privately fix your own heart before marching in public protest. Plant seeds for others to harvest. Choose long-term growth over immediate gratification. Your character is revealed by how you treat those weaker than you and from whom you have nothing to gain. When you’re discouraged, forget yourself and uplift others. Don’t gossip about people. Discuss great ideas. Be an initiator, not a criticizer. Be a player, not a spectator. Above all, keep moving forward, no matter what.

(© Copyright 2012 by Life Manifestos, LLC.

Shun mediocrity. Live with extraordinary passion, principle, and purpose.

And teach your children to do the same by displaying the “Live Extraordinary” manifesto in your home.