Three Things I Know to Be True
Note: This
post was inspired by Jeff Goins and Sarah Kay.
Jeff
always has a way to inspire my writing, and this post he wrote three years ago about the three things
that he knows to be true did it again.
On
the other hand, it was my first time to hear about Sarah Kay, and this video
inspired me a ton.
Writing
poetry had always been my secret passion, and all those who knew me,
intimately, knows how I can express myself in that way.
Anyway,
as Jeff suggested, here are the three things I know to be true.
One: We are here for a purpose.
Jeff
and I are the same on this one. It’s true when Sarah said that when asking other
people this question, sometimes you will encounter a person with the same
belief as you.
I
am with him that life is not meaningless, and no one is here just to take up space
and consume. And that while we are all incredible and magical, we are all terribly
imperfect as well. Which is great because it keeps us grounded and determined.
Two: Each of us is unique.
We
are all unique, and that’s why I always remind myself not to be quick to judge.
We
are all unique, so we don’t have to follow anyone’s path, except ours.
We
can learn a thing or two from the paths of others, but there is no single path
that is perfect for everyone and all.
Each
of us has a different story to say, and we all have our own ways to say it,
which makes this world better than what we actually believe.
Three: Happiness is only real when shared.
This
is something I learned from the late Christopher McCandless. And from the
moment I came across this quote, it stuck.
Ever
since then, I knew that if I want real happiness in my life, I had to work on all
my relationships because I believe that I need to have people to share it with.
For
me, nothing matters whether I achieve all my goals if I’ve only done it for
myself.
We
need each other to make this world a little bit better before we leave it. We
need to share whatever it is that we have: time, talents, and happiness.
Because
if not, then everything just doesn’t make sense. Really.
These
are my three things, and I will be glad to know what are yours.
Please
write a comment or leave a link to your blog. I’m looking forward to connecting
with you. Because happiness is only real when shared.
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