Throughout our lives, it's in our inherent nature to question our purpose in life. It's natural for us to wonder whether or not we're taking the right steps towards achieving that in which we view as success. As years fold into decades, it seems harder and harder to wash away our worries and concerns. It seems that our fears and apprehensions have precipitated into our daily lives, making it more difficult to complete day-to-day tasks. We reach a certain age where death becomes an imminent reality - our hopes become eclipsed by the shadows of mortality. We don't feel like ourselves anymore. We feel as if there's something missing in our lives, we feel incomplete. As we age, our bodies begin to change, and as our bodies change, so do our values, our goals and our idea of success. We're constantly changing who we are, improving who we are and shaping the person who we want to be.