Why is "amazing" important? Nothing will ever "qualify" as amazing until you let it. I don't think it's possible to be content with our lives if we don't stop comparing ourselves to other people and various and sundry ideals. I do understand that there are things we each are going to want to accomplish. Meanwhile, while we're trying to do that we have to live with the moment. If we tell ourselves it's not good enough, then we're really quite fucked and unlikely to suddenly know how to let it be good enough when we do accomplish something. There will always be another goal, another desire, another aim. That doesn't end. I believe every kindness counts often, in fact usually in ways we'll never know. You've probably had more of an effect that you possibly can know.
For my part: the day I heard those 2 shock jocks speak your name while driving home from work goes down in my life as one of the few huge defining moments
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Nothing will ever "qualify" as amazing until you let it.
I don't think it's possible to be content with our lives if we don't stop comparing ourselves to other people and various and sundry ideals.
I do understand that there are things we each are going to want to accomplish. Meanwhile, while we're trying to do that we have to live with the moment. If we tell ourselves it's not good enough, then we're really quite fucked and unlikely to suddenly know how to let it be good enough when we do accomplish something. There will always be another goal, another desire, another aim. That doesn't end.
I believe every kindness counts often, in fact usually in ways we'll never know.
You've probably had more of an effect that you possibly can know.
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