-Brooklyn Bridge, NYC
Author: laurentrickblog
Positivity
All you can do in life is your best. Whether that’s in order to benefit someone else or yourself, minimallist or life changing, positivity is positivity and whatever’s started will spread. You just have to be the one to start it. Isn’t it true though? When your Mum shouts at you again for leaving your dirty plate on the kitchen counter, so you then go to school and snap at your friend because you were in a bad mood. The domino effect involves postivity and negativity. But that’s because the world is far from perfect. However it’s our job to make it as close to perfection as possible. Life is gift, and we should always try to be the one to start the line of positivity, because we don’t know how far it could spread nor what good it could bring to those most in need. I believe we all have a purpose in this world, for example, you were
-Ellis Island, NYC
-Manhattan, NYC
Work hard, be humble, be yourself, and believe you can do anything you set your mind to.
Doubt
Just thought I’d tell you to never doubt yourself. Like, ever. When you doubt, you’re being irrational. Irrationality leads to exaggeration and worry- all of which, do not benefit you. So what’s the point? What’s the point in worrying about what’s been done? And if you mess up, just try to do better next time? There are very few things in this world that can’t be fixed, redone, or interpreted in a more positive light. So don’t worry, you’ll be fine. 🙂
If you wanted something, but didn’t get it, it’s because you didn’t want it badly enough.
-Barcelona, Spain
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Expect the unexpected. It’s the inevitable: we never know what is going to happen next, we can plan all we want and it means nothing. Planning and scheduling only makes us feel at ease within our current existence, but not our future, because, really, we don’t know anything except our current approved knowledge. The movie ‘Focus’ is about the players getting beaten at their own game, but ends with the original player winning because he knew what his opponent’s future actions were before he did. Each ‘trick’ they played was executed in style and sophistication, it was amazing to watch. But obviously, because it’s a movie, it was all set up and rehearsed a stupid amount of times beforehand, with only the best run-through making the final cut. Which I think is also fairly similar to life. I sometimes ask myself, what if this is all set-up? What if life is someone else’s game, and we’re all being played? What
-Manhattan, NYC