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How about the other side of unbelievable? Again, it just happened, and it happens everyday …. But what IS happiness? An if-then, cause and effect, quid pro quo standard that we cannot sustain because we immediately raise it every time we attain it.
You see, happiness demands a certain outcome, it is result reliant. Joy, though, is something else. Guess which column was empty?
See it every day. But, we all want to succeed right? Question we have to ask ourselves is, what success is to us, what success is to YOU. More money? OK, I got nothing against money. A happy marriage? To help others? To be famous? To be spiritually sound? To leave the world a little bit better place than you found it? Continue to ask yourself that question. It tastes sweet today but it will give you cavities tomorrow.
Life is not a popularity contest. How do I define success? Am I in the red or in the black with each of them? For instance, sometimes my career is rolling in the black but I see how my relationship with my wife could use a little more attention.
I gotta pick up the slack on being a better husband, get that one out of the red. Or say my spiritual health could use some maintenance red but hey, my friendships and social life are in high gear black … I gotta recalibrate, checks and balances, go to church, remember to say thank you more often. I gotta take the tally. Process of elimination is the first step to our identity a. In , I got my first job as an actor. Three lines, three days work, in a film called Dazed and Confused. The director, Richard Linklater, kept inviting me back to set each night, putting me in more scenes which led to more lines all of which I happily said YES to.
I was having a blast. I mean hell yeah, give me more scenes, I love this!! Or how about that bar we keep going to that we always seem to have the worst hangover from?
Or that computer screen that keeps giving us an excuse not to get out of the house and engage with the world and get some HUMAN interaction? Or how about that food we keep eating? Tastes so good going down but makes us feel like crap the next week when we feel lethargic and keep putting on weight?
Trust me, too many options makes a tyrants of us all. So get rid of the excess, the wasted time, decrease your options… and you will have accidentally, almost innocently, put in front of you, what is important to you by process of elimination.
Knowing who we ARE is hard. Give yourself a break. What are crumbs? Saturday morning baseball practice. Tee yourself up. Do yourself a favor. Get some R. You customize your future. We study them. We obsess on them. We end up intoxicated with them to the point of disillusion. When do we write in our diary? What do we gossip about? The easiest way to dissect success is though gratitude. Giving thanks for that which we do have, for what is working, appreciating the simple things we sometimes take for granted.
We give thanks for these things and that gratitude reciprocates, creating more to be thankful for. No, we can learn from them too, but only if we look at them constructively.
As a means to reveal what we are good at, what we can get better at, what we do succeed at. Life is a verb. We try our best. Well, architecture is a verb as well. We get better at them…and have more to dissect. Mom and dad teach us things as children. Teachers, mentors, the government and laws all give us guidelines to navigate life, rules to abide by in the name of accountability.
We have to have them. Again, these are not societal laws and expectations that we acknowledge and endow for anyone other than ourselves. Except yourself. I got my first big paycheck as an actor. I think it was grand.
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