What do you want most in all the world? More money, a new car, a vacation? To lose ten pounds, to get home from work in time to see your favorite teleserye? Or is it something more than that, something harder to define?
Maybe you've given up on ever realizing your true dreams, and you settle for smaller things because they, at least, seem possible. Maybe it never occurred to you to ask yourself if the goals you've been pursuing really are what you want most. Perhaps, like many people, you feel as if you are being compelled to do things, as if your life is not your own. How often do you feel like that?
The alternative, of course, is to settle for what we have today, and never question whether there could be more to life.
As I'm writing this blog post at home, I can't help but reminisce the things that happened lately.Thank heavens I decided to end it-HAHA So here! I am wearing a semi tropical outfit. I am wearing my favorite white shorts.It matched perfectly with this grey tank top (well, everything can match a grey top anyway). Since I didn't have any prints on my apparel, I decided to wear these beautiful black semi cut boots and leather bag from online shop.
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Ultimately, happiness doesn't come from just getting what you want and having it, but rather from the process of seeking it--from the free pursuit of your desires and ambitions. It's that feeling of excitement and weightlessness you experience when you feel free to do and be whatever you want, when life becomes a joyous, ever-changing dance. After centuries of dull servitude to responsibility, propriety, and necessity, we're not used to expressing and following our dreams--the time has come to learn how.
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