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One may be confused about what they want to become in life, may lose hope about all else and feel lost and alone; but there comes a time whereby you just realise that you have wasted so much time not knowing what to do.
There are times that you find wondering was all one needed to do in order to find themselves along the way, and has helped one to becoming more of a better person. It might have taken one years to decide on what their purpose is, where they want to go; but all that matters is that the destination will finally be reached.
This post goes hand -in- hand with the concept of "There is always a reason for everything in life." As individuals, we can either choose to believe in the concept of "mistakes" and live life in regret over decisions we have made, or we can choose to believe in the concept of "lessons learnt" and release that every experience pulls you closer to your purpose in life.
ReplyDeleteGreat post Zandi!
I believe to 'never regret'. Never feel that time has been wasted. That time considered to be wasted was a time where a big lesson was learnt in life and will be carried with you for the rest of your life. :)
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