If we only saw how many times the people we idolize fail and struggle, we would see that people are just people. We are imperfect. We are mortal. All of us. And we won’t live forever, so it’s important to do what makes us happy.

Did you know that the biggest regret of the dying is that they lived their life for other people instead of themselves? (Citation: http://www.inspirationandchai.com/Regrets-of-the-Dying.html).

That means that most of us are scared out of our minds to be ourselves. It’s an unfortunate paradox. Life is about taking risks. That’s how we adapt and survice. Really, if you think about it, if we don’t challenge the perceptions we have of ourselves, we’re choosing not to adapt as humans.

Sheesh. Anyway, thanks for the article.

Here’s what I think: whatever we see and experience is our reality. What Is is both what we’ve got and what we want. The problem arises in our resistance to what is because that keeps our attention on what we may not want. So, if we allow What Is to just be What Is AND put our manifesting attention on what we want that moves us in a new direction. Resistance and struggling against something often keeps us stuck there.

I’m glad you like my site and your comment inspires me to “get with it” and continue to add more posts!