I strongly believe that people should try to do good every day that they are alive. We all have to die at some point, and even if this may seem like a little shock, it is true. Today or tomorrow may be our last day, and that is why we must live each day to the fullest.
Every day I read and watch local and international news that makes me aware of the most tragic events. Very young people die every day in various situations, and I know very well that I am not vaccinated in one of these tragic events. No one can say for sure that they will live until they are said to be seventy years old; a lot of people, I think, will, which can be seen in some places as a good thing. The positive thinking they say is the right way to think, which I have to admit is something I agree with as well.
My attitude is that I need to work to stay where other people seem to live to work. It is as if they prefer to be at work rather than at home enjoying themselves or spending time with their family. I know many people who have small children but who leave their homes at about six in the morning and do not return home until seven o'clock at night. This is not because they are poor but because they will take any extra hours as a way to overtime them. I personally prefer to spend time with my children rather than get caught up in work and feel that my life is enriched in this way.
When I’m in my deathbed for what I hope won’t belong right now, I want to be able to think and tell myself that I don’t regret it and that I’m happy with the way I’ve lived my life. At the moment I am lucky, as I am able to watch my children grow up and mature as human beings. In the work I do, I am able to take my family on vacation every year, and I can pay all my bills. Some will no doubt say that I have to work longer hours to afford a better car or take more vacations, but I wonder, at what cost? I value the time I spend with my family, and I don't want to sacrifice that for material things. I choose to focus on the moments we share, as they are what matter to me.
I was always worried about what might happen to me in three or six months of time. Will this or that happen? If so, how will I be able to deal with it? Of course, I am concerned about these situations with things that have never happened and that will never happen. What I've seen now is useless and really crazy. I should be living today; I would be spending most of this day; I will be thinking about the future, tomorrow. I will deal with any problems that come to me in the best way I can during the time they happen; that is all I can do. Pressing them before they happen will prevent me from having fun that day.
Now is the time to put an end to depression, anxiety, fear, and depression. There is a good chance that we have only one life, so let's enjoy it.
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