Over the years, our way of seeing life is in constant change. Our customs and preferences—the food we enjoy, the clothes we wear, the books we read, or where we choose to spend our free time. Little by little, we care less about how the world looks on the outside and more about how our inner world feels. We stop comparing ourselves to the rest of the world and start comparing ourselves to the person we were yesterday.

The truth is that the passing of time makes us realize what truly matters—like family, and what we leave in their minds and hearts. It helps us understand that we came into this world with nothing, and we will take nothing with us when we leave. That at the beginning and at the end, we are all on the same level—like newborns in a maternity ward or elders sitting on a park bench. Time shows us that the only thing we will carry to the grave is how people will remember us.