I have always been a very positive person with a good outlook on life. However, it took a great tragedy in my life to understand fully the true meaning of "life is too short" not to live what you love. Seven years ago my husband was killed in a car accident. Here I was 32 years old, a widow with an 18 month old baby boy...not how I saw my life! That event was life-changing for me and has absolutely shaped the person I am today. I realized that I had a choice in life. I could walk through life being sad and feeling like I had been "wronged" or I could truly live the life I imagined for myself and my son. I chose the latter!
So when people tell me I am "lucky" I smile and say "Thank you". But I don't really believe in luck. I live my life believing that anything is possible. I don't mean this in a cliche, "happy go lucky" way. I am not so naive that I don't understand bad things do happen and that certain circumstances can "slow you down". I know that life can sometimes get in the way of attaining your dreams in the time frame you might like to attain your dreams. BUT, don't give in to the doubts and the fears that will inevitably rear their ugly heads. Just KNOW with every ounce of your being, that your dreams, and hopes, whatever they might be, will come true. Maybe it is a little naive or "happy go lucky" how I go about my life like I have no doubt that what I dream about will come to fruition. Don't get me wrong I work very hard and put a lot of effort, determination and love into all that I do. I may not know when or exactly how all "this" will unfold for me but this I know for sure...
Life is too short to think otherwise...
~create, love, & inspire~
with love,
Tania :)
Great message Tania! Optimism is very powerful. ;)
ReplyDeleteAmen Katie! :)
ReplyDeleteI believe good things happen to good people too :) xoxo
ReplyDeleteWhat a powerful post with a great message. I don't believe in luck either, makes me nervous that I'd "lose" my luck so I prefer not to have it. Thank you for sharing a bit of your history, that must have been hell, I'm so sorry. What a strong woman you are to bounce back and continue down a positive path. It says a lot.
ReplyDeleteHi Tania
ReplyDeleteI believe the same as you, luck is made not given, by giving out good vibes they will also come back to you.
I am so grateful for all the support and positive messages you send my way. I hope I can do the same for you.
Katy