A friend told me that people do what they want to do. That gave me something to think about. It made me think about how I spend my time. Where we spend our time identifies what we value. The more time we spend with it, the more we value it. We can say we value something, but the test is how much time do we spend either supporting what we value or with what we value. Ask yourself what you value most in your life. What if it were taken away from you, how would you feel? This simple test will help you determine what you value most. Make a list of the three most important things you value. Determine how much time you spend on each of these three things. Is it time to reallocate time to what is really important to you? You’ll never regret going all in on what is important. For me it has always come down to family, faith, and health. What are your three?
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I guess valuing our own happiness above other worldly things matters the most! Correct me if I am wrong…
Thanks for your comment. You are right. I know a woman who suffers from depression. She bought herself an expensive red sports car to feel better. She’s still depressed. Buying things is like a drug, it gives immediate but short lived relief. You have good insights. Keep shining. Ray
Thank you! I really love your posts
Thank you!! Have a great day. Ray