Are you ready? Well, if you keep saying that you aren't, then you never will be. Many times we convince ourselves to wait. To resist change. To resist opportunities for happiness. Take a step back and think about your life. Do you feel stuck? Do you feel like shutting yourself in? Those feelings, however common, are not healthy. Changes/improvements must be made to our lives. It's an ongoing process in life. We must constantly make those daily changes in our lives become our best selves. We must take risks to get the reward.
My post is short tonight, but to the point. Make changes, take risks, and don't waste your life waiting to be ready; you won't be. Just live.
T.
Sunday, May 12, 2013
Sunday, May 5, 2013
Reinvention
After taking a needed creative break from the world of blogging, I am back.
The world is an interesting place. Full of twists and turns. Ups and downs. Rights and wrongs. It is constantly changing. And as the world is undergoing change, we are too. We are constantly reinventing ourselves, adapting to whatever circumstances are before us. It is necessary that we change; for there are but a few things that will always remain constant. Change is part of the laws of survival. There are also degrees of change. Minor to major; rethinking to complete reinvention.
I'd like to focus on reinvention. It has ties into both that which is temporal and that which is spiritual. I consider some of the greatest men to have walked the Earth to be reinvented men, who at some point in their lives were in need of reinvention to achieve their purpose. They had to change, refocus, and rethink everything until they became their best selves. However, seeing as perfection is a feat that none of us can ever achieve in this life, the reinvention process can take some time; our entire lives if we need it.
If you don't like where you are in life, maybe some reinvention is necessary. Sacrifices and decisions have to be made so that we can get to that place that we want to be. We must earn that which we think we deserve. Change just doesn't happen. It is sought after, thought about, and acted upon. There are no handouts. If someone or something makes you happy, so what is necessary to keep them or it close. If you see that change is necessary in your immediate future, don't procrastinate it. Embrace it. There is nothing to fear. There is, however, everything to gain.
Reinvent yourself. Good things come to those who earn it.
T.
The world is an interesting place. Full of twists and turns. Ups and downs. Rights and wrongs. It is constantly changing. And as the world is undergoing change, we are too. We are constantly reinventing ourselves, adapting to whatever circumstances are before us. It is necessary that we change; for there are but a few things that will always remain constant. Change is part of the laws of survival. There are also degrees of change. Minor to major; rethinking to complete reinvention.
I'd like to focus on reinvention. It has ties into both that which is temporal and that which is spiritual. I consider some of the greatest men to have walked the Earth to be reinvented men, who at some point in their lives were in need of reinvention to achieve their purpose. They had to change, refocus, and rethink everything until they became their best selves. However, seeing as perfection is a feat that none of us can ever achieve in this life, the reinvention process can take some time; our entire lives if we need it.
If you don't like where you are in life, maybe some reinvention is necessary. Sacrifices and decisions have to be made so that we can get to that place that we want to be. We must earn that which we think we deserve. Change just doesn't happen. It is sought after, thought about, and acted upon. There are no handouts. If someone or something makes you happy, so what is necessary to keep them or it close. If you see that change is necessary in your immediate future, don't procrastinate it. Embrace it. There is nothing to fear. There is, however, everything to gain.
Reinvent yourself. Good things come to those who earn it.
T.
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