So much of life is what we make of it, our attitudes and our drive to do great things. I often have big ideas and need to contain myself so I don't run myself ragged but....I think having those big ideas brings so much to my life. I think in having those joys and those "extra curricular" activities that mean so much are really the essence of what makes life beautiful.
At the end of the day, our life matters and what you do to contribute matters also. We all have the potential to touch lives in a variety of ways, I think if we keep that in mind we may just feel better about the monotonous actions of our days. I find I hear a lot of negative or angry thoughts and words, for some it's so difficult to see that beauty and to maintain that level of positivity. I think even if it takes work, if we strive to see good rather than evil it will ooze out of you.
Another thing along with thinking positive is reminding yourself of the things we take advantage of. In my work I meet a wide variety of people, I assist with in home support for the sick, elderly or disabled. Sometimes I meet people that completely break my heart. Seeing a family that is beautiful yet has been plagued with sickness reminds me that I've taken for granted the fact that I am healthy. The fact that I don't require any medication, have suffered no major illness. I met a family with smiles on their face regardless of all that they have to face, so what in this world could I possibly be upset over?
Life is a matter of moments but we cannot forget one another. I believe our attitudes matter in this life regardless of verbal interaction the essence of our spirit matters. I've heard that positivity is contagious and I hope and pray that by pushing myself to keep that positive spirit I may infect others! For me the primary source of that positivity and joy is linked with my faith, something I've built for myself and something that shows me daily that there is more to this life than what we see on the surface.
Life is beautiful and we've been given this gift of life... use it to the fullest!










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