A BEAUTIFUL STRUGGLE

There are billions and billions of unique perspectives on the world today.

I have so many people in my life that have contributed towards my well-being both directly and indirectly that I am truly humbled.

There didn’t seem to be a standard on how to measure winning or losing. You would make up your own standard and your own game to play.

At least I gave it my all even during times of distress. I took risks. I failed many times. And I am better off for it.

It gave me the inspiration to provide value to as many people as possible. To contribute in every little way that I can.

I hope that I can see old age as a gift. A time to reflect on my legacy. However big or small it is.

It’s good that I take in everyday like it’s my last. Like tomorrow is not guaranteed.

One day you’re at the top, the next day you’re at the bottom competing for scraps. Don’t get too up nor too down about your current status.

You need to take the advice for what it is. Simply as advice. A suggestion. Not a rulebook.

A true human being will learn to roll with the punches and appreciate everything (“good” or “bad”) that life has to offer.

What we consume in this life is very important, shapes our identities, and makes us become who we are today.

When you don’t have something, all you can think about is that one thing that you don’t have.

Money is simply paper. It’s not meant to produce lasting happiness or contentment. That comes from within.

We live in the most advanced stage of life there is to behold. Yet, many of us are not content.

The requests they make may seem inconsequential to us. But, it means the world to them.

It’s the realization that even if I retire with a boatload of money, I’m probably not going to be utterly ecstatic.

The healthier I am, the less of a burden I become on my community. So, happiness and overall well-being is a service to society.

How significant are our problems in the grand scheme of things anyways? Will it move or shake the Earth in some grand form?

I’m more set in my ways. More developed in my understanding. And more realistic about my goals. For better or worse.

This phrase can catch us in the most dreadful moments, and prevent us from cherishing what we already have in the here and now.