When am I most happy?
When I can flow through my day unrushed. It’s really simple. I enjoy working, being with my family, cleaning, being productive, and completing tasks. However, when I am forced into rushing, I feel overworked most of the time. I am unpaid in manipulated tasks. Where I am no longer earning or learning, I am not in my purpose any longer… I am not happy. I am not growing. I am a slave in the world of taxes and other desires.
Finding happiness for me involves finding joy in my work. It includes a sense of accomplishment. I relish the ongoing process of learning. Additionally, I enjoy achieving and evolving. I immerse myself in a captivating book. I express my thoughts through writing. I listen and simply enjoy moments of stillness. Each activity holds significance. The true power lies in the deep connection to what I am doing. It involves engaging in meaningful experiences with loved ones. I align my actions with my purpose and my Creator. Understanding the depths of my own soul is a compelling force. It’s intriguing that, even though everyone seeks this power, many people overlook it within themselves. Isn’t that ironic? With many after YOUR soul, you’d think we’d keep better care of!
In short, what makes me happiest is doing meaningful things with the ones I love and loving them well. That is why I have been off lately. God did tell me that sometimes the enemy just makes us busy, and we call it an accomplished life. Truly, it’s just being distracted.
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