“It’s messing people up, this social pressure to ‘find your passion’ and ‘know what it is that you want to do’.
It’s perfectly alright to just live your moment fully, and marvel as many small and large passions, many small and large purposes enter and leave your life.
For many people there is no realization, no bliss to follow, no discovery of your life’s purpose.
This isn’t sad, it’s just the way things are.
Stop trying to find the forest and just enjoy the trees.”
– Sally Coulter
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About me as an individual, I am an Industrial Psychologist with a fondness for words and wandering thoughts. This blog is for my soul what my full-time job is for my survival.
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Ah! Perfect. 😄
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Very True. Life is a collage of so many activities big and small that trying hard to find one passion messes up others. Just Enjoy!!! Doing a reality check once in a while is good but trying hard would do no good. Cheers!!!
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Amen 😇
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Love how something so complex is simply described!
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I wondered as if you churned out the gist book by Neale Donald Walsch in these lines… Short, crisp and straight from heart …
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I haven’t read the book, but I definitely will.
And these are borrowed words, which I strongly resonate with.
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These lines helped me to come out of my messy mind about what I want to do further in life after my 1st baby .
Now , I got it !! Enjoy every moment with tiny heart and create memories out of that .
Thank you so much !!
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Sometimes the biggest achievements are in the smallest things.
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