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Monday, December 16
Why Not Being Obsessed With The Present Moment Will Help You Appreciate Life @ 12:14:00 AM

"We can’t go on doing our best to overload our senses indefinitely — we will either slow down and learn to appreciate the things that matter, the things that we already have and have accomplished, or we will be miserable for all eternity. Focusing your thoughts on nothing other than future endeavors and future experiences, goals and dreams, will lead to you working towards a new goal until the day you die. And then on your deathbed, you will look back and regret not taking the time to enjoy any of it.

You can’t take your life experiences, memories or material possessions with you to your grave. Once you’re dead, you’re dead. That’s it. Lights out. Curtain drops. It’s actually quite frightening if you think about it. It’s possible — and there surely have been people in such a situation — to live an entire lifetime without appreciating anything along the way; it’s possible never to take the time to appreciate your significant other, to appreciate the things that you have accomplished, to appreciate your friends and family, to appreciate all the good times that you had.

To smell the roses, sort of speak. What makes good times good times is going back and revisiting those memories. Thinking about the experiences that you have had, the people you know and love, even the things you own, in a positive light. Generation-Y’s whole fascination with YOLO and living in the moment has a huge flaw: human beings aren’t meant to live solely in the moment. Nor solely focused on the future. What makes our lives worthwhile is looking back and appreciating our past.
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Appreciate all that we've went through and learn to smile at them.
There may be regrets that we are no longer able to change, learn to simply accept them unless there's something else you can do to change them.
We can't change a thing in the past, but we can always learn from them ad move on.
Keep the precious parts close to your heart, because without them, you'll never be part of the current you.

Never be angry with a person over an object.
I am still learning hard.

Yes, I know my post doesn't even make sense at this time so nights! (:

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