I was delighted by the cheerful words “I will do what I want to do with all my might.
I'm already over half of my average life expectancy, and I have the impression that I've just finally reached the entrance to work on what I want to do with all my might.
My feeling is that life, no matter how long, is never too long to do what I want to do with all my might.
There is another super famous quote by Katsushika Hokusai, a super famous ukiyo-e artist.
He was very successful as a Ukiyo-e artist (painter), lived a very long time at age 88, and finally said, “At least 10 more years, no, 5 more years is enough. It is reported that he was disappointed, saying, “If I can live 5 more years, I can become a real painter.”
Chaplin asked a newspaper reporter, “What is your greatest masterpiece?” When asked, they always answered, “That's the next work,” and it seems that Zeno Zevrowski, who worked to relieve the A-bomb survivors in Nagasaki while being exposed to the atomic bomb himself, did not stop his activities even when he got old and was in a hopeless state, and it seems that he had a habit of saying “I don't have time to die.”
By all means, please live a really long time and do what you want to do with all your might.