The life we choose

Our lives are as a result of our choices. If we are not happy with life, the choice is ours to change it.

We are powerful beyond our imagination and we have the power to write our own story.

People often complain that they don't like their job, lifestyle or the way they look. But the only thing stopping you from changing that are your excuses. You have to find and make time to work on creating the life you want for yourself because what's your gain in life if you spend your whole entire life living a life of complain, proscranation and a life full of regrets?  It's your call! 

Everyone is a writer, whether you think you can or can't write properly, you are a writer. Every year, month, day, hour, minutes and seconds you are writing your own book. Inside that book contains your life journey up to this present moment. The first day you were born, your first steps, first day of preschool,  secondary school, college and now. Inside the book are your memories, the times you spend with friends, the happy and sad moments. You were writing your book and  theres still so much you can add to it! You create your reality. If you were to tell the story of your life in the next 10 years, will you tell it with a smile or with regrets?

You're only as good of a writer based on the way you make your life. You are always one decision away from a totally different life. What exactly is stopping you? Break the obstacles or the barriers around you. Set yourself free.10 years from now, make sure you can say that you chose your life, you didn't settle for it. The only barrier stopping you to becoming whatever you want in life is you. You are your biggest barrier. Your thoughts shape your vision. You see what you choose to see. There are no limits on what you can achieve with your life, except the limits you accept in your mind.

If you don't like the road you're walking, start paving another one. Don't wait until you feel like doing something before you do it. Do it now and develop the feeling as you go along. 

At the end 

of our lives

we will all ask,

'Did I live?'

Did I love?

Did I matter?'

                        ~Brendon Burchard