Jonathan Swift said, “May you live all the days of your life”. What a beautiful thought? But how many of us just sigh and wish that they could follow this thought and apply it to our monotonous mundane lives. Well the answer is plethoric and I am just one of the many.
In the developing process, we stumble upon thoughts that inspire us to chase our dreams and encourage pursuing our goals. But in the course of time, unlike fairytales, life does not always moulds as we had planned.
When we are young, we aspire to become like our idols and often emulate them because we perceive them to be perfect and flawless. After too much trial and encounter with reality, we accept the bitter truth that we would never be like them. The unidentified reason is unquestioned as the innocence detests the acknowledgement of failure.
Later realisation dawns upon us and we accept the uniqueness conferred by the Almighty and learn to ardour and perfect it. Thus, the transformation transpires and a step towards improvement is initiated.
But not always do we confront situations with our best conduct and neglect the silver lining underlying our predicaments. Thus, we should seek the bright and positive side of the fence and live life to the fullest. Chase our dreams and desires but apparently one shouldn’t let the unsuccessful result to bring us down. Hence, what doesn’t kill us makes us stronger.
Life has great things to offer and we should welcome and embrace every minute element of it. Treat our joys and sorrows with gratitude for they endowed an experience we will keep forever. It doesn’t cost a dime to smile and it is the most beautiful gift we can present anyone.
Life is too short to live and thus, spend every moment of your life sharing and spreading happiness around you. Pursue your aspirations and do what satiates your desires. Most importantly, be happy in what you do every day, every minute and every second of your wonderful life!
