A BEAUTIFUL STRUGGLE

For many people in this world, they are still simply worried about having enough food on the table for the next day.

We assume that because they are rich and famous, that they are simply good at life. That they are good at everything there is to do.

At the end of the day, only they can walk their own paths. I can’t be fully responsible for whatever lies ahead for them.

Little improvements on a daily basis can have lasting results, even if it can take years or decades to reap.

It takes patience and a willingness to let the natural order grow without the need to rush or hurry.

It’s okay to take the long and winding road, even when the straight and narrow path is right in front of you.

I understand that it is human nature to publish things that are considered extraordinary. Things that will sell.

Sometimes, I still feel like I need a little bit of struggle. A little bit of challenge to keep me on my toes.

We need to accept that loss is a part of life and that things will come and go for the better.

Sometimes, the more we intentionally want to do good, the bigger of a mess we create.

Sometimes, we tend to paint our heroes as an unflappable unstoppable force of nature.

Life is more beautiful when we work together in harmony to figure out ways to innovate and expand opportunities.

It is a bit of a relief to know that your every move is not being judged every single second by the entire world.

There is no foolproof method out there on how to live a beautiful and successful life. It's pretty much just trial and error.

There is nowhere you need to go to look for fulfillment other than within you.

The unpredictability that comes with not knowing can actually provide a lot of clarity in our lives.

I am simply amazed at how asking one single question can yield thousands upon thousands of answers.

It is better that we share our burdens together. Everyone depends on others. Nobody goes at it alone.

You already have what it takes in the here and now to live a relatively happy, secure, and joyful life.

I don’t believe that contentment for the present moment will hinder our ambitions to strive for bigger and better things.