Let your passions run wild!

Do you know how there are some moments when everything just ticks you off in the worst way possible? But then there are days when even the smallest things crack you up making the whole ambiance joyful?

I’m sure we’ve all had plenty of those days but recently, I realized how sometimes we take those short joyful moments for granted, thinking they aren't worth much. But we choose to let even the slightest bit of worry take up most of our time. It’s weird how we do this without even realizing it...don’t you think?

About a month ago, my friend and I were talking about our passions and how not many people are going to support us all the way, how we’re definitely going to be criticized and it could be literally anyone we know...or don’t know! And it got me thinking, why is it that when someone motivates us, we feel good for about 10 minutes then forget about it, but if someone criticizes us we hold on to it for a longer time?

It’s not like their opinions are going to affect how we feel right? It’s really our choice whether we choose to let their negativity bring us down because let’s be real, not everyone is going to be happy for our happiness. And that’s totally okay because at the end of the day it’s our specialty. We’re the ones who will make a future out of it, so might as well feel confident and do it the right way! As long as you’re appeased with it, no one can come along and change that!

I don’t really know what inspired me to write this but I feel it’s something that needs to be said. Maybe it makes a difference in someone's life. Do what makes you ecstatic, you’ll go a long way! And you’ll most probably be content with how everything turns out!

Btw this is a picture of the library ceiling that I thought was beautiful...ofcourse I took a picture of it!

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