Hamlet's Farewell To Me Analysis

Have you ever woken up in the morning ready to work and you get a phone call saying that one of your loved ones has died? Death is something unexpected, no one ever knows when the time is going to come for them. Facing death definitely adds value to life because you realize things that weren't relevant to you before; this helps you determine how to live for the rest of your life. Cherishing moments with your family are the best memories to take with you before your ending.
Life is a gift that we need to appreciate everyday no matter what your situation is. Misusing it will make you regret it later in the future and you will not be able to take that time back. In the excerpt by steve jobs from his 2005 Commencement Address at Stanford
In Hamlet's soliloquy, shakespeare says, “To sleep—perchance to dream: ay, there’s the rub,* For in that sleep of death what dreams may come When we have shuffled off this mortal coil,*” Hamlet expresses how you cannot ever escape your problems and cannot be solved. Even when you're sleeping you're not safe and cleared of all you problems. When you are dreaming in your sleep it's not very peaceful and happy, we have nightmares that won't let us be in peace. Many people may argue the same as hamlet, However I disagree I think that problems can be solved and looked at in different ways. You don't have to be depressed or fear of your problems. In the article 6 ways to Enhance Your Problem solving Skills, it states, “Every day you’ll be faced with at least one problem to solve. But it gets easier when you realise that problems are simply choices. There’s nothing ‘scary’ about them other than having to make a decision.” In other words There is always a solution to your problem whether its for the best or for worse. It is your choice whether you want to live happy and in peace by making the right decisions to a better