Hello Internet, it’s been a while. I always say I am going
to do a better job of keeping up with this blog, and I always fall off the
horse, but what the hell. I am going to give it another shot. I have talked
about a lot of different things on this blog, but I always try to leave you
guys with lesson. Obviously, I can’t tell you what to do. I don’t even know
you. I can, however, leave you with something to think about. I try to use
things that happen in my life to inspire these lessons. I do this because my
life is the only thing I really know well enough to write about. So, here we go
again.
I recently moved to Salt Lake City, and I love it! The people
are so friendly, and it’s a really beautiful state. I am really pleased with my
move. It was incredibly frightening though.
It was a terrifying prospect to move 650 miles by myself. I don’t have
any real family that I am close with up here. I have my best friend, but that’s
about it. I have always lived with someone else. Be it a roommate, or living
with my grandparents. The point is this was the first time I have ever lived
completely by myself. I knew that going into this, but it still scared me
shitless. However, I didn’t let that stop me.
We all have things that terrify us. We are afraid to go on
vacation because there is so much more work that needs to be done here. We are afraid
to tell someone we have feelings for them because we might get rejected. There
is a line in the Divergent series where Tobias tells Tris, “…fear doesn’t shut
you down. It wakes you up.” I feel like this is something to aspire to. Why
should we let fear get the better of us? We should over come it. Courage is not
the absence of fear it is simply deciding that there are more important things
than the fear.
The lesson I want you guys to take away from this is to
leave courageously. I know that life is scary, but I also know how amazing it
can be if you just live it. Go do the thing that scares you. Yeah, it may not
turn out the way you hope. It could even turn out bad, but wouldn’t you rather
be able to say you tried. There is nothing worse in this life than regret. Regretting
not spending time with someone before they die, or regret for not telling someone
you loved them when you had the chance. Don’t let fear shut you down.
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