To that Miles You Wish to Go!

Woods are Lovely Dark & Deep, but I have Promises to Keep,
And Miles to Go Before I Sleep,
And Miles to Go Before I Sleep!

These lines of Robert Frost Poem have become everyday statement of my many friends. It depicts situation of a person wanting to stay in forest to enjoy and admire its beauty but hesitates and leaves because have family waiting for him at other corner. Hence, decides to go forth and move on.

My thought for the day is that whether actually the duties or responsibilities are so burdensome or we have made them so. I mean do you set a routine of activities just to saddle yourself or because you find it worthy of time. Why not to do something which makes you happy? Keeping outcome in mind is important; disappointment of any unwanted task will automatically get eradicated as you are looking at a big and greater picture. When was the last time you opened your favorite book or watched football and jumped on sofa because your favorite team had won! When was last you completed your routine activity or task and said “Wow! It was at my best performance till date.” Appreciate that too little in you as well.

Embrace whatever comes in life and show your haters – “I tackle it so well!” That charm of doing all our hardship or difficult painful tasks will all flow and work out well just because you have accepted the fact happily. Actually, there is one other way to look at it; why we humans confined ourselves in following a protocol, a pattern or ritual. For example, to be healthier you don’t need diet, just work on calorie intake right or let’s say – you don’t like gym; well in that case go to nearest garden and breath fresh air which a great form of healthy living too. If we look there are many ways of doing things around. All you do is find your way. Change the Pattern or alter the ritual.

Change is Identity. Be known by what you have adopted to Live Happy.

Real love story is love with you. So, I will say “Stop by Woods in Snowy Evening, Stay for Night; Get Up and See Sun Rise of New Mountain. March On! Life has A Lot of Adventures to Offer. Go Miles and Miles, before you Sleep!”