A Meaningful Life Is Not Being Rich, Being Popular, Being Highly Educated, Or Being Perfect. It Is About Being Real, Being Humble, Being Strong, And Being Able To Share Ourselves And Touch The Lives Of Others. It Is Only Then That We Could Have A Full, Happy, Contented Life
There is a story that takes a point of view of two different people. They came from different social status and had very different lifestyle. One was the richest man in town and had a big mansion. The other was very poor and had a house that was always falling apart. Despite having everything given to him, he spent his day counting money and his nights stressing about how secure it was in his safe. The poor man spent his day working, earning barely anything, and come home to his happy family and friends. One night, the rich man decided to take a walk. He sees the poor man having the time of his life. Seeing this, he gave the man most of his money. That night, the man spent well in his mansion. However, the man given the money spent all night tossing and turning. He instantly gave the money back, saying that he has everything he ever wanted and had no use for the money. The moral of the story is that money doesn't buy happiness. Happiness shouldn't come with a price tag. It should come to you freely. A meaningful life is not being rich, being popular, being highly educated, or being perfect. It is about being real, being humble, being strong, and being able to share ourselves and touch the lives of others. It is only then that we could have a full, happy, contented life.
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