Grateful souls are often identified by an eagerness to learn from the lessons that life attempts to teach us. The question is, how and when should people be able to recognize these moments of learning when they are presented to us by life?
Concerning ourselves with the successes of others does nothing more than to distract us from focusing on our own. Perhaps this is one of the reasons why people never know what they have until it is gone.
There are moments in life that are defined by simple actions that can heavily influence the outcomes of our futures. Perhaps this is why these evens rarely occur - hoping and waiting for someone to pay attention to their significance.
Internalized insecurities can contribute to the envy that leads individuals to do unspeakable things. Perhaps this is why jealousy exists as an emotion that possesses a great deal of strength, which is why it must be addressed and assessed at every turn.
How many life experiences would be classified as coincidental? How many of these experiences have the capacity to change our lives for the better?
Can restlessness motivate someone to take the time to think about what their lives have become? If so, what experiences can lead an individual to not only question the outcomes of their lives, but to change them for the better?
