Will You Call Your Life Well-Lived?

Today in the morning while entering the Aircraft on my way to Delhi from Mumbai, I saw this tag line displayed. We are at the Begining of the Year & It made me thinking, What does A Life Well-Lived mean? A Life Well-Lived for many means Success. It’s a phrase used when people are satisfied with what they have achieved in Life. For some, a Life Well-Lived may mean to have taken every chance you could have. A Life Well-Lived to Me means that You did what You wanted to do no matter what others said. You lived the Life You Wanted to Live and You’re Happy in all Aspects of Your Life. That is a Life Well-Lived to Me.

I believe We must Each Lead a Life Well-Lived with Self-Awareness and Compassion, To-Do as Much as We Can. Then, Whatever Happens, We Will have No Regrets. Life is a Gift and Many of us take it for Granted that We’ll wake Up Healthy in the Morning Until We Have a Reason to Believe Otherwise.

For Me, A Truly Life Well-Lived is All About Finding Our Purpose While Still Young Enough to Put It In Motion. To Win. To Love. To Take the Risk Even if it Gets Our Heartbroken. Letting Ourself Have the Chance to Do What You Love to Do and Find Out What Comes of It. To Succeed. To Know What that Feels Like when We have Worked Hard, Have Toiled for Something and Actually Got It. To find the Path to Peace within Oneself when there is No Such Path. To Walk Away when we Admit We Cannot Do It Anymore. To Learn- Perpetually. To Continue to Push Ourself into New Territory and Be Challenged to Find Our Opinions Change. To Leave Something Behind so that Others May Share in Our Spirit, Our Lessons, Hardships- Yes, Our Journey. A Life Well-Loved is a Life Well-Lived. This is Our Time To Do It, This is The Year to Do It.

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

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