Rajvi Bagdai I LOVE TO THINK. I think all of us are thinking even when we think we aren’t thinking. Thinking is my busiest and most frequent undertaking. The reflection on everything and consequently, nothing. Spread anything thinly enough, and it is left too thin to cover anything. Because I think about everything, I think about nothing. Because I want to do everything, I do nothing. Rather than thinking about everything, think small, think right.
Okay, I’m sorry I know that was probably a lot to take. Humans are the only beings who have been given the blessing/curse to think and do as we please, to think freely and put it into action, to overthink and ruin the most beautiful things in life, to think and actually make a change.
Absolutely everything that you do emerges from your thought process first which is why people always ask you to be positive and think good thoughts because eventually, they lead to good deeds. This theory is much easily spoken than put into practice because once you think about the war, the government, the domestic violence, the famine you put yourself in this negative thought loop, and reach to the conclusion that all in the world is doomed and your role is to stand by and watch the world fall apart.
The only big difference between the optimists and pessimists is that the former decide and help change the current circumstances and work for a better future whereas the latter tend to think these thoughts, criticize them, and hope to have a better future. Think about how you’re always just a thought or an action away from the person you want to be or the surrounding you want to thrive under. You’re always one step away from being the former or latter.
Out of the many many thoughts, you have today let this be one of them.
