Let's imagine life as a unit. An Item. Maybe very valuable one. Just when you know how valuable item is, only then you can decide what you wanna do with it. 

Gold. Yeah, gold is valuable. You can sell it, take it in your hand, weight it, maybe even earn someones love. That depends on situation. 

Now imagine that I, You and everyone else has a little piece of gold in you. Somewhere between your eyes or maybe back in your skull or maybe where your heart is. We have that piece of gold secured all the time wherever every human feels in him or her.

That nonstop feeling of heartbeat, warmness, security, yourself.

Next you start to think, ok I wanna see that little gold of piece, that little part of me. You start shouting "Show me! Don't hide it from me!". All you hear is silence.

Next thing that comes to my mind is ' To whom do we shout?' There must be someone who is behind that... A person maybe?! But then you realize that you are the only person around and that you have been creating monologues for entire 10 mins or even more. 

Ofcourse life is more than a unit or a gold piece, but only when you put something in other perspective and in correct one, only then you can see what that something really is. 

As of title says ' You get one chance, means you get one unit, only one little piece of gold for your entire life itself and only you can decide what will you do with it. Kinda...

First, we don't know if we really get one chance, for example there could be life after life. There is as little evidence that life after death isn't happening as that there is actually life or something after death. We can't know for sure. And if we knew, where would be fun then?

Second, there is..  let's call it ''luck'' Yeah that's right. Luck. Imagine, you just won a lottery. 20 million Euros (aprox 22,85 milion $). Well ofcourse you think, that's it I won at life, I won't need to work anymore, no more exhausting days at work, no more things I don't wanna do, I won't be needing to even think of money, because I just won so much money that could last for several hundred years or some generations.

Do rich people value life as poor people do? I guess not. Does money buy happiness? I definitely say yes. It does, you just have to know where to buy. 

P.s I am not rich. I even don't have a job.

Always wanted to live independently, working online, getting money, doing whatever I want, but... Not everyone is supposed to be that way. Yes, many, will say you have to work hard to earn a lot of money, save that money and you will have a lot of money that way, but only once you are 50 or 60 years old so what's of it? 

You can't know everything in life, cause the moment when you knew everything, I think you would instantly just disappear, "boom!" you are gone, cause there is nothing left to do for you anymore, but when you are searching for answers everyday, keep asking why is that? How could it happen? then you fuel yourself with that feeling of needing to look forward. You keep going and are never stopping until someone greater than you stops you.