A BEAUTIFUL STRUGGLE

Our ability to simply function normally in everyday life is already a beautiful gift. 

Utilize whatever advantage you may have and deploy your limited resource wisely to create a better world.

Who has time for existential problems, when you need to take care of your health, bring the kids to school, and pay your electric bill?

I do have agency to sustain my boundaries and do what I feel to be most comfortable.

Do your best to let your thoughts and ideas marinate for a little bit, before rushing to conclusions.

Please, take it easy on yourself and realize that you are doing the best you can.

In the grand scheme of things, what really is the big deal if someone yawns or not? 

Learn to weather the inevitable storms on the horizon and accept that nothing will ever be as clean and pristine as you hope it to be.

Life can be meandering at times. Progress forward for some is not simply a straight line shooting towards the moon.

Let those young ones be full of bliss and ignorant. Let them figure it out for themselves.

If you could just help one person in this world each day every day, then you've already done enough.

At the end of the day, external possessions can only move the needle so far.

We trust because we must. There simply is no other choice. Because everyone’s lives are so dependent on others.

I am just one of billions of people on this planet trying to make a name for himself and trying his best to find fulfillment.

I have a long way to go and there is still much to improve upon. But that is the beauty of life as well.

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.