What is the meaning of the quote “Each person is born to one possession which out values all his others- his last breath” by Mark Twain?
As you know we all will live until our very last breath.
What Mark Twain meant is, whatever you have or possess (money, fame, good look, etc) cannot be compared to your own life. In short, our life is the most precious thing we possess.
When you are dead, all our material possessions have no value to us any more. Except probably to our beneficiaries.
As what is mentioned in the book by the English motorcycle racer and television personality Guy Martin, titled “Guy Martin: When You Dead, You Dead“.
Guy Martin’s grandfather frequently reminded him,’When you dead, you dead.’
So, before it’s all over, we should be making the most of the time we still got.
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