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What Impact are YOU making on your world?
What can you control in your life? You are the only person in charge of your attitude!
No matter where you are living, the uncertainty related to the pandemic and the differing instructions about living and surviving leave you feeling uncertain. However, the truth is that we are never sure of every day - will we live through it (illness? accident? great news? bad news? or a pandemic?). Death is a part of life. Live each day the best you can and you will not die with regrets.
You can control you own attitude. You control how you react to whatever life lays out before you. It takes inner peace and staying true to yourself.
How about if today is your last day? I know you don't want to think about that. No one does. Humans work hard to survive and thrive. However, since we don't know when our last day is we need to feel we would die proud.
Could you make changes so that you don't end up just showing anger? Can you pick to be more kind to those around you or those that you come in contact with?
As the world works to "open up" and slowly move to a normalcy (albeit a "new" normal), what can you do differently to make the world a better place? Call the person you should have called a long time ago. Reach out to someone who usually does all the reaching. Be proud of who you are and how you interact with the world.
Don't forget that there are always things to be thankful for. Count those instead of what you are NOT thankful for. You will feel better. And the world will be a nicer place because of what you did, said and shared.
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We have countless jokes online and in person about nonstop phone calls at all hours begging you to extend your car warranty - even when you don't own a car! But we don't talk about death. AND we all have death in common!
Upon death, even if your legal paperwork is completed will there be problems? Tell others about your wishes. Make changes as often as you want but be sure your loved ones know. Problems arise when loved ones disagree. Money can do that to wills.
You don't have to discuss death daily. Yet you need to face that we all will die. Give yourself a rest sometimes but remember that each day is precious.