Lately I’ve been
really feeling the consequences of searching for the 1% in life.
I think it really
hit me when a woman I work with was given
a new car by a family member and proceeded to tell me how miserable the whole situation
was making her. Why? Because the car she was replacing had sentimental value.
We looked at her new car in the parking lot and she stared at it with a frown
and a sigh.
Never mind the fact
that the old car kept breaking down and costing her a fortune. “My other car
was bigger ... I could sleep in my old
car”.
A missing 1% I think,
in a 99% fantastic situation!
Why do we do this to
ourselves??
I do it all the
time!! Is it to brace ourselves for the heartache if something does go wrong? Is it so other people don’t
get jealous that things are going well for us?
Who knows? But I’ll
tell you what: I’m converting to a 99 percent-er! A glass is half full-er!
Sure, things are never perfect, but do we have to torture ourselves on top of
it chasing the wind to find the missing 1 or 2 percent? Is that how you want to
spend your life – in pursuit of the one (%) that got away? Not me.
So, before I ramble
on and on, I’ll stop myself and just say that I wrote this to remind myself,
and hopefully anyone else who’s reading, that it’s a much more fulfilling way
to live to enjoy the amazing things we do have, than to mourn for the things we’ve
lost (or never received).
I hope you have a great day & don’t forget to remember
all of the wonderful things and people in your life – and I’ll do my best to do
the same!
xo Kelly
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