Would I want to change my life for a 9 to 5 job, just to be secure?

As strange as it may sound to normal people, if indeed there is such a concept, I much rather have gone through the failures and the successes, in between, than having lived no life at all!

Yes, it can be hard to walk down the trail that has no footprints, but it teaches us so much every time we explore new avenues.

The penalty for job security is a closed mind, whereas, the penalty we pay for exploring and testing our limits are mental bruises and often socially awkward social situations. But I rather have the latter.

Getting up in the morning can be tough when life continuously hits us with new surprises. How long do we need to pay for our past mistakes?

It is becoming an art to reprogram the mind each day with positive new twists to trick it into thinking this can be a good day… and hopefully, this day will be it!

I have been saying to myself, “things can’t get any worse” That was a few years ago…

I will keep at it with the best frame of mind I can wear today. The lesson this has taught me is that we have an amazing ability to hang on if we can get going, just one more day…

 

“Why” do you want to succeed? What is the one thing that drives you with a burning desire to be your absolute best? If you don’t know what your “why” is, keep searching until you find it. Then you will succeed. Guaranteed.

We have all been hit by difficulties and misfortunes in our lives. Very often these difficulties arise because of mistakes we made in the past. Unfortunately, we can’t change the past. We can try to forgive ourselves but the pain lingers on for a long time. The most difficult aspect of mistakes is when we hurt others unintentionally. That’s incredibly painful for those that were hurt and ourselves. There is no simple solution for if there was, this post would not have been written.

This is the Museum of Modern Art – MUMOK (MUseum MOderner Kunst), located in Vienna, Austria…This photo was taken in 2006 when the MUMOK Museum dedicated an exhibition to Erwin Wurm, and placed a single-family house in original size diagonally and upside down on the roof of the MUMOK building…EPIC!!