All our life we live to earn a label. It comes under many names, like dream, recognition, a job position, etc. We live to become someone in this world and find the answer for the “Who am I?” inside. Behind all that, is how you want people to see you. You want to be recognized for your effort, your hard work, and skills.

And it’s not comfortable. And you can’t spit it out. So I’ve spent the whole last week on swallowing some criticism (sometimes bad things love company, so they come all together at once). Self-doubt included. I won’t deny. Let’s be clear. We all get criticism for things we do in life. Some are constructive. Some are just bad-mouthed ranting. The suck part of being an adult is that you have to take way too much criticism than when you were a child. And the sucker part is that these criticism have a too great impact on our lives when we are grown up — sometimes they are devastating enough to…

Being lazy because you are a sloth by nature is a different approach from being lazy because you’re not interested in doing things. Being lazy and being uninterested is just the same answer for one problem. Only the approach is different. We need to identify the right approach to find the cure for our problem of “not doing anything”. There are no lazy people. Only uninterested ones.

You’ll never know when you’re ready enough. In fact, you are already ready, even when you think you’re not! And believe me, if you’re waiting for the moment you think you’re ready, you’ll be waiting forever. They say a goal without a plan is just a wish. So, as I have many goals to achieve, I made a plan for each.

And that’s the answer of why you have nothing. Self-confidence. Your identity. Your self-consciousness of your existence. Nothing. You often feel empty. Wasted. A plastic bag gone with the wind.

Live positively is actually very easy. Try waking up earlier, and tell yourself: Today is a good day. Day by day. I tried it. And my life got better. Whenever I have to deal with bad things happening, I’ll recall the thought: Today is a good day.

“What we can or cannot do, what we consider possible or impossible, is rarely a function of our true capability. It is more likely a function of our beliefs about who we are.” — Anthony Robbins It’s funny how everything you set for yourself is just all in your mind, right?