One Never get tired of what one Love!

 As kids, we don’t really know what we love or dislike. But we all want to laugh, smile, and be with people and do things that make us feel good and happy. As we experience more, we begin to develop likes and dislikes, which help shape who we are as individuals.

Today, as I reflected on my younger days, I realized that playing squash and spending all day with friends never tired me out. But reading a book for an hour felt like an eternity—same with praying or other activities. I've also learned that we can change or learn to love something over time if we stick with it long enough, like walking, running, or exercising. The environment certainly helps, but what we tell ourselves can make or break us.

Everything we do is driven by a feeling, and that feeling stems from our self-talk. Are we motivating and inspiring ourselves? If yes, then sooner or later, we can learn to love what we do. If our self-talk is negative, over time, we won’t enjoy ourselves, and we’ll feel uncomfortable, annoyed, or unfulfilled. We might start looking outward for temporary relief—by buying something, visiting a new place, or eating at nice restaurants. But we’ll eventually return to the same state because the problem isn’t external; it’s internal.

Until we truly understand ourselves and what we want, we can’t find the peace or happiness we seek. I never get tired of working out, running, or playing squash, nor do I get burned out at work. But there was a time in my life when I was unhappy and depressed, doing things I didn’t love. I pushed myself every day just to survive, to pay bills. The pressure was so intense that I stopped truly living, and time seemed to pass without meaning. Nothing changed until I did. I took a proactive approach, changed my environment, sought out mentors and guidance, worked hard, and stayed patient—even in difficult and negative situations. And things changed dramatically for me.

So, my advice to everyone is to get to know yourself. Find your true passion and keep searching for it. We always find what we’re looking for :)

Love you all!

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