Today's topic is philosophy, specifically about death and purpose.

I asked people:

1- What would you do if you had one week to live?

2-Why people act like they live forever ?

3- Do you tell your loved ones you love them enough?

There were many beautiful answers from all walks of life. We all live our lives differently and there is so much meaning.

Death comes to all of us, so we must make the best out of it. At the end of it all what really matters? We get so caught up in the little things that we forget about family and friends.

I believe the meaning of life is the connections we make. Tell your family and friends how much you love them right now.

KEEP IT LONG TERM!

I went on the Royal Caribbean cruise vacation and asked Americans how they can afford such a luxurious vacation.

I asked:

1- What do you do for a living?

2-How much do you make per year?

3- How can you afford a cruise?

There were different people from different backgrounds. There were some heavy hitters, very hard working individuals. A lot of them are enjoying the fruits of their labour.

I am incredibly thankful for the walks of life that agreed to be apart of the interview. Such a beautiful experience. I hope you can all afford a cruise vacation one of these days.

God Bless!

KEEP IT LONG TERM!

Jackie Ainsworth is a fashion designer, model, stylist, and director based in Edmonton whose creativity and purpose come from a place of authenticity and heart. His journey in the fashion world is not just about style or aesthetics, it’s about connection, self-expression, and staying true to who you are. Jackie’s story reflects how passion, kindness, and love for one’s craft can turn challenges into opportunities and transform simple beginnings into something powerful.

Helping people, no matter what situation you’re in, is one of Jackie’s core values. Even when life feels difficult, he finds strength in supporting others and celebrating their success. For him, seeing someone else win, especially when he’s had a hand in their growth, brings genuine happiness and motivation. He’s helped friends break into the creative and modeling industries, and their accomplishments have, in turn, inspired and created opportunities for him. Jackie believes that kindness and collaboration will always go further than competition, and that true success is shared, not taken.

When it comes to the art of fashion, Jackie treats it as an emotional language. one that allows him to express who he is and how he sees the world. He creates from passion rather than pressure, focusing on designs that reflect his individuality and vision. Instead of chasing trends or pleasing others, he designs what feels authentic to him. Whether through stitching, fit, or styling, Jackie’s process is about transforming simplicity into something meaningful. He believes that clothes are an extension of personality — that confidence and self-expression bring life to fashion, not the other way around.

For Jackie, doing things simply because you love them is the purest form of creativity. His private sketches and drawings remind him why he started creating in the first place. not for attention, but for peace of mind and fulfillment. When things get hard or passion starts to fade, he grounds himself by remembering that his dreams belong to him alone. His advice to others is to stop waiting for the “perfect moment” and start now. Life is short, and pursuing what you love is the best investment you can make in yourself.

In the end, Jackie’s journey is about faith, faith in yourself, your craft, and the people you uplift along the way. He reminds us that success isn’t about recognition, but about purpose and passion. By leading with love, creativity, and courage, Jackie shows that taking a leap of faith in what you love doesn’t just shape your future. It defines who you truly are.

KEEP IT LONG TERM!