Life comes with expiration dates, though we rarely think about them. Every person, every opportunity, every open door has a window of time—and when that window closes, it doesn’t always reopen. Losing my friend at the age of 60 was a sobering reminder that none of us know how much time we truly have left. It created in me a sense of urgency, because tomorrow is not promised, and someday is not guaranteed.

We often move through life as if we have unlimited chances—to pursue a dream, repair a relationship, or step into our purpose. But opportunities expire just like people do. Waiting until “the right time” is often the same as waiting until it’s too late.

The truth is, your life has an expiration date, and so does every calling placed on your heart. You don’t get to decide how much time you’re given, but you do get to decide how fully you live with the time you have.

So push harder. Love deeper. Act now. Don’t let your dreams die with you, and don’t let fear or hesitation rob you of your moment. Live today with urgency—because your expiration date is unknown, but your impact doesn’t have to be.

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