This, I Believe
The day would seem much longer and
much more laborious without smiles or laughter. I believe that the biggest
contributors to happiness are the things that seem too small to notice, and
that is what makes them important. When we don’t see what makes us happy, that
is when we are truly at ease. The little things, however small, are as
plentiful as atoms in the universe. That makes them stronger, and much more
important than finding a $20 bill on the sidewalk. The smile you received or
the high five with a friend. The full night’s sleep or the moments of calm
relaxation. These are all little things that we take for granted, and it’s
better that way. It’s true that without the other things to fill our lives, the
world would seem bland and boring, but a healthy balance is just as important.
When everything meshes together in the cogs that make up our lives, then it
becomes clear that the little moments, they are the oil that sustain us, and
keep us from grinding into one another. There are countless happenings in as
short of a time frame as even one day, but they’re there. It’s just hard to
tell, because as implied, the little things are little, but they matter.
It was
once said to me that one shouldn’t “Sweat the small stuff,” and I know that
that was directed at the trivial little issues that also present themselves to
us. Personally, I like to change that just a bit. I prefer, “Take the good with
the bad, even when it comes from the little things.” That just makes me feel
like im prepared for a good or a bad day at the same time, and that makes me
feel more comfortable. Thus, I believe in personal comfort and preparedness as
well.
I believe
in whatever makes you happy.
"I believe in whatever makes you happy." - But it's about what makes YOU happy, not me.
ReplyDeleteRemember to capitalize your "I"s.
I get what you're getting at, but I wonder if you felt stifled by the "ballpark word limit" of 350 to 400. I think your message would have been a bit more clear if you had written a more. I truly feel like there is more you wanted to say, but you felt like you were reaching the proverbial "word limit." Your organization just isn't as solid as it usually is.
I like that you believe in personal comfort. I have never heard anyone describe his belief in those words. It's very original. 26/30