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The most important question you will ever ask yourself

This may be a little weird for some of you. Others will simply nod to themselves and say "of course, it's the most obvious thing in the world." However, stop and think about this for a few moments, and then really ask yourself the question I pose at the end. You have to answer honestly. If you don't, the only person you're cheating is yourself. :)

Your thoughts define your life.

The current state of your life, your body, your relationships and everything else is a net result of our thoughts up until now. If you're thinking about all the things you don't have, aren't, or don't want...that's what your life is now.

So ask yourself this question: What do you want your life to be?

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Anonymous said…
Charles... I don't believe that whole "Your life is what you make if it - Life is what you think it is" crap! Life IS what it IS. I AM who I AM, that I can change. All I can do is what I can DO. I can't change anyone else, or anything they do. I can only work with myself and what I affect.

As far as what I want my life to be.. I just don't want to hate it. Is that so much to ask? Where are the damn smiley's on this thing anyway? No smiley's and this thing is just going to sound all "negative" and shit. Oh well. PS: You need a new portait. At least make yourself a deceptacon or something.
12:10 AM
Obsidian3D said…
New portrait, I can do that. I have just the thing.

It's funny, in that the beginning of your comment you say you can't change anything, then almost get it right there in the middle. Then you backslide again and say what you don't want from your life. Read again and pay close attention to the question. What do you want your life to BE?

I didn't ask you want you didn't want. :P Now this time, answer the question...and answer it honestly. :D

No, I'm not going crazy...just trying to make you all think a little more.
11:01 PM
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