Bring your Peace Back
It's the power of your mind, whether to bring it or to stay without it!!
Just thinking the last time someone asked me about my work schedule and what I said them is just depressing words like tough, hectic, and rigid, and stressed..!! this response is just automatically coming out of my mind without thinking anything. Well, this is a fact nowadays, for everyone in this world that people are busy and thought busy schedule as the part of their life. If I talk about myself and my husband so staying busy is not the objective of our life, but somehow, the ambitions, the dreams, the plans undoubtedly shift your track to the busy life that no one could realize, what they are meant to and what they are doing??
So, today I want to place a smooth discussion with my friends to just read my interpretations and while reading just think about their life, are you guys doing right with yourself..?
Friends we all live once only, and everyone in this pandemic should know about the value of life, it’s too short to take worries about each and everything. I must say just enjoy the present. We are not born to stay apprehensive about things in this world. Our actual motive should be something adventurous, pleasant like knowing people around you, make relationships, friendships then take experiences of the life which gives us the lessons, memories to enjoy our future.
Now many of you thinking about the question that if we stay in such kinds of activities so what would we earn? So, my objective is not to make you far away from your earning or to distract your jobs but go for the work which is your passion, there are no boundaries in real, the boundaries are only in your imagination that if I will go for it might be something bad happens but trust me if you have a will to do something and you are passionate so the only thing is to take the first step and nothing, you will see your success on its way towards you without hectic feelings, rigid days ..Trust me!!
My other perspective regarding 9 to 5 jobs on which most of us are placed, are they productive for us, what we are supposed to do on such jobs, employers gave us training that we have to serve customers, somewhere we have to do with computer tasks, the invoices, order list, etc. How many of us learned something in such jobs? I don’t think so they are productive for those who are not interested in doing such jobs but still have to do just to earn some money and to achieve their goals.
“Your Goals are changing with the pace of time, someday you need a bicycle, as you started earning for bicycle your age passes and then your goal becomes car instead…!! Strange but true”
So,
Enjoy your present and go for your passion before it’s too late…
Let’s decide to stay in peace by stop for a flash and know about this insalubrious shape of life, take a firm decision for the future to not to stay stressed in those goals which are not ours, just shift the focus from boss benefit to your own benefit. I am sure you all achieve what you want and still, after that, you all will have time for the things for which you care, think, and love. Trust me this is real-life..!
Personal Life Example
A few months ago I was doing a full-time job, my schedule was too tough and rigid, I had sleepless nights and early morning shifts and I am done with my whole week food plans and everything then suddenly I received an email from one of my very oldest friends from another state that she wanted to meet me and wanted to discuss her life challenges which are facing these days and she focused on the topic that is life and purpose of life, she asked me to meet as soon as possible because she is now fed up and lost in things and wanted to get her enjoyment and life back. After reading her email I realized that yes, she is right we all are lost in our busy schedules without knowing the fact that this is nothing but the only way of earning, we are not enjoying our jobs, we are not happy anymore, Oh my God!! What we are doing with ourselves…
I clicked the reply button and started writing an email to her, yes my friend, I would love to meet you, whenever you want to come to town just text me, I will take off for that day and then we will meet surely. After two days she reached in my town and text me that I arrived then I talked to my manager and I took off for the whole day and another day, we both meet at a restaurant, we talked about what we are doing, how much we earn, how much we slept, how much we eat, what we have and what we don’t have, what should we do in future… And believe me that meeting changed my life, I think so I am not earning right now that much but I am sure I will be in a better position in the next six months because I am focusing on my passion right now and very soon I will achieve the things in my domain.
We all are only one step away from our goals, achievements and passion, I have taken one step, Now it’s your turn, Just Take it and then see where you will be…!!
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