What is the most essential parts of living life to the fullest? Recently I had the privilege of meeting one of America’s lasting WWII US Navy veteran Mr. Charles Wiley. During Mr. Wiley seminar he expressed many stories he has experienced in his vast lifetime from growing up, joining the military and post military life. People of his generation are very hard to come by nowadays, and our society and children need to embrace every last bit of knowledge these “old timers” have to share.
The importance of Mr. Wiley’s seminar is sharing what he believes is the key to living life to the fullest, a person of his caliber would certainly know what it would take to achieve this goal. The very key that many people are taught to embrace at a very young age, and at the same time is the hardest to maintain through childhood, and adulthood. Mr. Wiley believes the key to living life to the fullest is staying true to who you are. How hard can it be?
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Mr. Wiley believes that people are born cool, rather than making yourself be cool. It’s something that makes a person unique , that cannot be learned, or imitated. And often people try to hard to imitate being cool either by buying flashy clothes, expensive jewelry or fast sports cars the person still remains the same or who they are. Our culture focuses on materialistic objects that determine one’s status, and things that are must haves in order to classify you to being cool. It’s not quite difficult for people that are imitating to be cool to stand out from other’s who may naturally be cool. After meeting Mr. Wiley’s seminar I have generalized him to being a cool person, as he expresses his unique experiences he had during his lifetime decisions he made and how they effected
The importance of Mr. Wiley’s seminar is sharing what he believes is the key to living life to the fullest, a person of his caliber would certainly know what it would take to achieve this goal. The very key that many people are taught to embrace at a very young age, and at the same time is the hardest to maintain through childhood, and adulthood. Mr. Wiley believes the key to living life to the fullest is staying true to who you are. How hard can it be?
Life is too short, so don’t cut it shorter. …show more content…
Mr. Wiley believes that people are born cool, rather than making yourself be cool. It’s something that makes a person unique , that cannot be learned, or imitated. And often people try to hard to imitate being cool either by buying flashy clothes, expensive jewelry or fast sports cars the person still remains the same or who they are. Our culture focuses on materialistic objects that determine one’s status, and things that are must haves in order to classify you to being cool. It’s not quite difficult for people that are imitating to be cool to stand out from other’s who may naturally be cool. After meeting Mr. Wiley’s seminar I have generalized him to being a cool person, as he expresses his unique experiences he had during his lifetime decisions he made and how they effected