live life to the fullest

The only way to live life to the fullest is to be proactive and to take control of your life!

Acceptance.. acceptance.. acceptance..

This goal should stay here all the time. It’s not really something to be ticked off! I am trying to live my life, to take each day as it comes and do someting valuable every day. Sometimes it is not easy because life isn;t always the way we expect it to be. But I just promised to myself a long time ogo that I will never let anything make me forget about simply living every day to the fullest.

yes!!!!!!! and have no regrets :)

So, living life to fullest is a tall order, but it’s one of the things that I want to keep doing for the rest of my life. It’s gotta stay on the list! We never really know when our time will come since it’s obviously out of our hands. I want to appreciate every day and make the most of what I’m blessed with. I know I am flawed, but I’ll take what I’ve got and shake it! Woohoo!!!
Over the past year, my life has changed significantly. I’ve learned how to remove myself from most of the drama in my life and also learned how to brush off things that really don’t matter. At times, I felt guilty and thought that I was running away from work, relationships, family, and everything else. What I realized is that I just needed to step back and start over. I just had to let go of all the things that I was trying to hold on so tightly too and let it go. I had to remember that God loves all of us and everything works out for the best. I know that’s the Pollyanna side of me, but it’s true. It’s those times that I forget that and I start snowballing downhill. So, yes, I learned to let go and start forgiving myself for all the mistakes I made in my life. I learned to take those as life’s lessons and to move forward. A year ago, I thought I was going to die and now I feel like a younger and more free. It’s amazing how much stress can age you so quickly.
Anyway, I thought I should start writing entries about this goal as I’m making progress since I’ll go through an enlightening experience or realization and forget about it months later.
So, Randy Paus… Who is he? Well, several weeks ago, I watched the online video of Randy’s lecture at Carnegie Mellon about “Really Achieving Childhood Dreams.” I have to admit that I was so emotional and was sobbing histerically after it was over. There were a few triggers in the lecture, but I’m sure it impacts everyone in a different way.
In his lecture, Randy made it clear that he had always lived life to the fullest and would continue to do so every minute he had left. He was diagnosed with cancer and spoke more about life than death. Through his humorous presentation about his life experiences & dreams, he shares his joy of life just by living so joyfully. I know that I was crying on so many different levels. Just thinking about the lecture brings makes me tear up. I guess I know how I spent so much time worrying about useless things when I could’ve been living a little bit more. It’’s definitely a reminder that life is more about quality, not quantity…
Well, check it out at:
http://www.cmu.edu/uls/journeys/randy-pausch/index.html

every day to have meaning. this year i’ve somewhat decided that i’d like to be appreciative for what i have and let the small things go. a definite must. later i shall post changes made and changes to come…

everyone dies.not everyone lives life
i know i will make a difference…they might call me crazy but im sure to be happy and really live life u must learn to live without money and without society.
travelling and building experiences

Living to the fullest also means venturing into the darkness..

And falling..

I have finally found the key to the door that’s meant for me..

I feel like Archimedies.. ‘Ureka, Ureka!’..

Ahhhhhhhhhhh!!!!! Can’t believe it!

I have searched and I have found.. and it’s only the begining!

I want to expand my vocabulary.