I am in love.
With a string of words.
Life’s what you make it.
So beautiful.
So true.
Putting the responsibility for my life right where it belongs.
With me.
I get to choose what I do.
I get to choose how I deal with the things that happen to me.
I get to choose what potential I see.
I get to choose which opportunities I take.
I get to choose what my boundaries are.
I get to choose what I say. And how I say it.
I don’t get to choose what someone says. But I do get to choose how I respond.
I don’t get to choose what life throws at me. But I do get to choose how I deal with it.
I don’t get to choose what the results of my efforts will be. But I do get to choose whether I give it my all.
I don’t get to choose what other people think about me. But I do get to choose who I listen to.
I don’t get to choose the people I run into. But I do get to choose who I hang out with.
I don’t get to choose what people will take. But I do get to choose what I give.
Life’s what you make it.
What are you choosing to make it?
This post was inspired by the 80s pop song “Life’s what you make it” by Talk Talk.
Photo from here.
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