Do What You Want To Do!

You have to Do What You Want To Do with your life because most people don’t have the privilege of knowing what they want. Most people stumble and fumble through life, wondering what it would be like to have something that truly compels, inspires and ignites them. And because they do not have the answer, they choose the safest route available and they advise others to do the same. Waking up every morning and going to a job you hate, to pay bills maintain a lifestyle, is the surest and quickest route to growing old before your time.

You Have to Do What You Want To Do with your life because we’re never guaranteed a tomorrow ('Kal Ho Na Ho'). Because anything could happen and we should be prepared to drop dead at any moment, feeling entirely satisfied with the choices we’ve made in our lives. All you know is what you’re capable of now and if you’re capable of going after what you want, you likely have no idea how lucky you currently are to Do What You Want To Do.

The truth about life is that none of us can be sure why we’re here or what we’re meant for. But we can be sure of what we want. And that’s as good a reason as any to go after it. You need not react to every opinion, every comment or every situation. Choose your battles wisely. Not everything deserves your time and attention, Kick the drama and Keep Moving ahead. Do What You Want To Do.

Happy Sunday!! Keep Moving & Smiling!!🏃🏽😊

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