be happy

“Being happy doesn’t mean that everything is perfect. It means that you’ve decided to look beyond the imperfections.”

By: Unknown

When I start reflecting on my goals on this website, I get really happy. I have not been the happiest lately, but when I am writing about my goals, I feel a lot better. I love the fact that I have the time at my job to work on this. I have really great co-workers. My boyfriend is a darling, and our relationship has the potential to get better. Life is good.

...and making some headway, but I have a long road ahead. I did make a list of what makes me unhappy, so my next plan is to begin working on ways to approach these things with a different attitude.

...and I am going to make an effort to remain that way.

He makes me feel so bad sometimes. I wish his stuff didn’t affect me like this. I need to concentrate on something other than what he thinks or how he acts. I need to figure out what I want in my life.

because I made a list of “Why I like my job” and I am getting closer everyday to loving everything in life good or bad.

I realized today how happy I was that the weekend had arrived. I do not believe this idea is very healthy nor productive. I want to be able to enjoy every aspect, minute and situation in my life. Isn’t that what it means to be happy anyway? I want to change my attitude badly, but I just don’t know how. I want to go back to work next week and treat it as if it was still the weekend. Any suggestions?

But I still catch myself worrying about stuff, like can I really create structure in my life and do all the things that are on my list. Just have to reflect on what I do instead of what I don’t do.