I’m sitting in my room and thinking what exactly means to “follow your ambitions”. I mean the greatest ambition of your life. You know – there’s always something that stands in the front row of your list of dreams. Some people say dreams are the most important thing; they even say that you are what your dreams are. And i wonder, isn’t reality more important than dreams? Being happy means to live as a happy person not dreaming about happiness. (You’d probably ask if al dreams make us unhappy, I don’t say dreams make us unhappy I just say they are just dreams, not a realhappiness
) Everyone is makingthe same mistake over and over again – they have big dreams, big ambitions, big plans about becoming a big ass. Where did the small things go?! The small little pleasures that make our day special, not the year, not the moh, just this one day. Then another day, and after that another 30 days. We all follow a golden rule, according to which “Life is the time that passes while we’re planning for the future” Would you really do ANYTHING in order to make a dream come true? Many people would say “Yes”, but I say “NO” I wouldn’t risk my health, my nerves, my relationships with people I love, my own principles and rules, my self respect, my love just in order to reach something that required those sacrfices.
Some people dream of living in a big house in California and having a lot of money, but these both cost nothing if you don’t have friends, do not have someone to trust, if you’re not healthy and if you don’t feel happy. You could say that one shouldn’t give up chasing teh Happiness. Yes, I agree that happiness is very very important, but it is deffinetely not something material. It is a condition of your soul, and there is no money, no house, no car that could replace your need for little pleasures, like laughing with friends, for example. You just think money is not enough and want more and more, then you become rich, but you don’t know what to do with all this money. Many people would choose to live in luxury rather than give to charities, but if you make a donation for a house with orphans, and then you come back to that house, the kids smile at you and you see how you’ve given hope. Do you now care about the “S-class” you didn’t buy? No, because now you feel a better person, you feel useful. No car could replace this feeling.
Then you say: “All my life I’ve wanted to have an “S-class”, but you accidently came upon these children who needed your support. When you were planning to get rich enough to buy an “S-class” did you plan that? Probably not, because the best things cannot be planned. You should just feel what makes you happy and go for it, not ignore it and sacrifice it for the following of some dream. One should live for the moment, not in the future, because there will always be “tomorrow”, but in a few hours “today” is going to be a history and you’ll be sorry you didn’t just enjoy it…








