How far would you go to be TRULY HAPPY? What does that mean for you? we do so much in a day for those around us, without a second thought to ourselves; Why? Just imagine what life would be like if our own personal bliss and the daily pursuit thereof became second nature...
Don't mistake what I am saying here; there is REAL soul gratification in the service of others, and simply putting a smile on someone's face. what I am specifically talking about is WHAT it is you are DOING for someone else, and its cash value as a spiritual deposit. There is NO benefit for you or your personal bliss account if its done in duress, or not completed willingly. Point being, if you don't do it with the right heart and frame of mind, it's a waste of time.
Our time is our most valuable asset. That being said, oftentimes in life, we must multi-task in order to get things done. As we prioritize our actions, we MUST not sacrifice the things we need as an individual from one day to the next. Therefore, most, if not all tasks performed have to fill THAT requirement in serving a dual purpose; with you as one of the primary beneficiaries. If you can find absolutely no reason why what you are doing is enriching your life, my suggestion would be to immediately cease and desist. Redirect that energy into tasks and/or individuals worthy of your precious attention. Use your personal bliss balance to determine the benefit; if its an expense that yields NO return, LET IT GO.
We have got to be willing to treat our own piece of mind as an invaluable commodity. It MUST be prioritized above anything else. Without it, we are animalistic, all but primitive, and of use to NO ONE. Stop waiting for the circumstances and people in our lives to change and put you first. You will be waiting till your last breath. An account can only be overdrawn but so long before its forcibly closed...~The Queen
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