Am I Truly Living
Think back to being a child and fighting so hard for responsibility. Think forward to your body failing your mind and going back to infantry, but with everything behind you. Now, look at your life.
1) Are you embracing the responsibility you once fought so hard for?
2) Are you spending enough time building a confident, consistent circle around you, or are you taking seconds, minutes, and hours for granted?
3) Are you all the possibilities that you once dreamt you would be?
4) Do you find yourself waking up, setting goals, and acting on them?
5) Are you somebody that’s became admired by those you’ve admired?
6) Do you find yourself seeing the absolute in all the things that can go wrong or the totality of things can go right?
7) Do you tell yourself that “in reality” people lie, or do you tell yourself people are naturally honest?
8) How many times do you go to bed thinking things about all that went wrong during the day or could have gone wrong?
9) Do you find yourself agreeing with people complaining about the world and disagreeing with the person that’s trying to change the world?
10) Do you believe that we need Evil to identify Good, or do you think that you feel the feeling of good and strive to continue it naturally?
11) Do you think that when you know you’re doing good deeds, it takes away its value, or, when you talk about it, it encourages others to perform good acts?
12) Do you see a devilish act happen and try to act like you don’t see it, or do you call the person out on their actions and risk worse happening to you?
13) Do you consider yourself as honest when consequences are more severe?
14) Do you work to be someone people will consider fair or someone you feel good about?
15) Do you look a person in the eyes and naturally wonder what they are thinking of you or what you’re thinking, period?
16) When it comes to looks, are you harder on the same sex or, opposite?
17) When someone does something better than you, do you naturally feel joy for them or sadness because you feel less?
18) Do you find yourself saying, “I don’t know” more than yes or no?
Ask yourself, “Am I truly living?”
