Stop Thinking Like This

Every day I catch myself seriously thinking about life. I think about my purpose and how I want to be seen in the legacy I leave. I think about my family and how I see us growing but also where I see us growing too. Having such a vision like mine, I dream to leave an impact on the people of this world. This leads me to say, sometimes we think the purpose is this thing we are supposed to be doing. When in reality, I believe our purpose is the experience of where we get to. I think that’s the thing that had messed me up so badly in the past. That believing that if I am doing this one thing that helps a couple of people then that would be my end all. Not at all, I believe purpose is rooted in a lot of things and we get so caught up chasing one, that we never take the time to catch the other ones. We miss so much, focused on one thing that doesn’t exist. Humans live so limitedly, we are a species that really put all of our seeds in one place and expect them to sprout everywhere. It’s really weird. And at what point in this lifetime do we snatch the bandages off?

I understand sometimes people’s thinking can be so one-track-minded, but I just can’t believe that people believe in only one solution or resolution. Why limit your thinking and possibilities like that? Why limit your outcome? And these are just my thoughts. It’s really interesting to me that people do that, which is probably why I happen to be a great conversationalist. I tend to ask a lot of questions and wonder about a lot of things which leads to different avenues of exploring in conversation.

I guess the point I’m getting to is honestly stop limiting yourself and your thinking. I’m sure sources somewhere would tell you it limits your quality of life. We really do waste a lot of time worrying about shit that doesn’t matter. It hinders our ability to go forward and stops us from emerging ourselves into multiple purposes. Stop missing the mark on where you are going by thinking you only have one destination. Your existence is needed infinitely.

Thanks for reading. I love you!

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