As I was thinking about
this question, I thought about the 3 most important aspects of my life: family, church and business.
I thought, what would I do with
Team Sparrow if I only have 30 days to live? Shall I train more programmers? Shall I check if sales are hitting targets and make sure that they will even after I die?
And then I thought about
Grace Place, the "vehicle" that God used for me to release my passion to tell others about the unconditional love of Jesus. Shall I train more leaders? Shall I finish up the manuals and the leadership materials that are long overdue?
The more I keep thinking about these, and try to fit these things in my last 30 days, the more I realize that, in as much important as these are in my life right now, these will only overwhelm my schedule. Then I thought about my family.
I realized that if I only have 30 days to live, everthing boils down to how important my family is. The business will run without me, it can auto pilot. The growing ministry at Grace Place will run without me. In the first place, it is not MY church, it is GOD'S. God will place great leaders, better leaders to run his church when I'm gone.
My last 30 days will be spent with my wife, my son and my folks in the province. I'll spend every minute of my life bringing Joy and Johann to the best places that they want to be. I'll bring them to every mall in the city (FYI, malling is my family's past time), I will fix my eyes on whatever they do and fix my ears on whatever they say. I'll spend some of the remaining days with my dad and mom and siblings. I'll tell them how they have greatly impacted my life, how they have become an inspiration and a driving factor in my pursuit of excellence.
What's yours? 
