Unable to be miserable
Hope you enjoy the read! : )
I’m sure we’re all used to hearing life is short, brief, and will end soon. But for me… I believe life to be UNBELIVABLY long. More than enough time to make it worth it. I’ll try to explain why I think this way.
Mentally I like to believe I was raised by myself, as much of my time as a teenager was alone. And one thing built in me over time was always wanting to spend my time in a way to be closer to who I want to be. Might sound weird at first and maybe exhausting, but it actually is what made me want to always spend my time in a productive way. Everyday was an opportunity to be better.
With time…. I was slowly achieving what I wanted to achieve. I wanted to learn a new language, I did it. A new random skill, got it. Learn how to cook? I’m cooking.
Spending everyday trying to be who I wanted to be made it worth it. It gave me purpose.
And it made me realise that if as young as I am, I’m already this close to achieving what I wanted to achieve, how will I still live, I don’t know, 70 years? How will I spend all this time if I’m already here? That’s PLENTY of time, even if you’re older you still have SO MUCH TIME to use running after what you want for yourself. Don’t live a life just wishing to be someone, wishing won’t bring you there.
An important note is that working on myself didn’t make me happy. I’ll talk about it in another post regarding discipline. But it made me be unable to be miserable, as I was never disappointed with myself.
So what’s the lesson here? We only have this life, but it is more than long enough to be who you want to be. I strongly believe if you’re there, you can’t be miserable, because you WON’T allow that, as you’re strong enough.
That’s it for today, hope I managed to transfer the right message. I’m still improving my writing skills and finding good ways to make the sentences click with people, but I’m having fun : )
See you tomorrow! (I’ll probably talk about discipline, or better, the non-need for discipline)
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