Finding Serenity in the Day of Judgment

Even though I know the final hour will be intense, it doesn't scare me. It's not that I'm rushing toward it, but more that it gives me a deep sense of peace and adds so much meaning to my life. Knowing this world is temporary makes every moment more valuable. When something good happens-Alhamdulillah. When something difficult comes-well, this life is passing anyway, and still, Alhamdulillah. Sometimes I worry this feeling might come off as arrogant, Astaghfirallah. I truly don't mean it that way; I just feel confident in my intentions and my trust in Allah. I've always struggled with injustice. Before embracing Islam, I'd get consumed trying to force fairness, burning myself out. That's probably why I find such comfort knowing there will be a day when every scale is balanced perfectly. Does anyone else relate? It kind of concerns me that I seem to view Judgment Day differently than many. When others talk about it, they often express fear or feeling unprepared-and I totally get that. I have plenty to improve on before that day, but honestly, I don't feel afraid. I almost-dare I say-look forward to it. Don't misunderstand-I'm not done with this life. Actually, the opposite: my belief in the Hereafter motivates me to live my best life now. Lately, I've been reading the Quran with real curiosity, seeking deeper understanding. I'm over halfway through and it's struck me how straightforward Islam truly is: believe in one God, in the Day of Judgment, and strive to do good with sincere intentions. I hope this doesn't sound off. Just wondering if anyone shares this perspective.