Living a life where you constantly overthink and may verbalize to yourself and others that “one day you may wake up and find your life to be over” suggests that you don’t have what it takes to live or be happy. Our consciousness and subconsciousness are constantly in high gear or overdrive. Some days, we find our thoughts to be spinning out of control, where, in essence, they drive us to become mentally and emotionally challenged. They urge most to overindulge in alcohol and food, act irrationally, play the victim, engage in inappropriate behaviors, or clam up. Refusing or denying oneself the ability to live, being forever frightful, or becoming too cowardly to achieve things on their own is a warning sign that some, more than others, do not have complete control over their life. Unjustifiably thinking our lives are over is a cataclysmic psychological concern. Living a life where you inconceivably accomplished absolutely nothing and then waking up to suggest that your life is catastrophically over or damaged as a result of you living in guilt, shame, and your untold and uncontested subterranean truth. For most of your life, you refused to live. You became overly comfortable with living in the shadows of others because you felt entitlement or privilege. Your unwillingness or self-sabotaging plight to venture out on your own or tackle specific duties or functions was because they yielded perpetual or makeshift unpleasurable or unwanted results. These unconfronted truths may define your life conclusion, leaving you to incessantly feel that your life is indeed over because you NEVER decided to start or failed at being purposefully actionable.
From as far as the eyes could see and the ears could hear, and in my entire existence, I have never witnessed anyone wake up or rise up only to find their lives were over. I have found that when a person’s life is over, they fit the characteristic of being existentially dead, deceased, or physically nonexistent.
Life is not over until you take your last breath. So today and for the rest of your life, be perspicacious, bountiful, and dutiful because you get to say, “One day, I may wake up and find that my life is just beginning. Live in the moment. Live for yourself and stop worrying about others. Stop trying to live your life through others. I implore you to stop asking for permission to live. Take wrong turns and detours. Be adventurous and spontaneous. See what life has to offer by stepping out of your comfort zone. Do what is necessary to live fruitfully and fearlessly, knowing that, for most, we only get one life to live.
Even when you feel like dying or have died, partially or holistically, keep pushing and moving forward because there is much more to live for than the eye can see; voices can reach, and the ear can hear. Why? Because one day, you may never get the chance to wake up, where, in all truth, others will claim your life as being truthfully and irreversibly over.
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