Try big life things and little life things to learn and grow
I like talking to people that know more about life than I do. Not just big life things that give you headaches and make you feel like you are always one wrong choice away from trouble, but also small life things like choosing the best butter for your morning toast.
Most people older than me have the important life things figured out. They did that not by sitting down and writing a list of pros and the cons like our teachers tell us to do, but by living life. They tried something. It worked. It didn’t work. They knew what to do next.
People my age are afraid to try things. Afraid to try big and small things. And as they sit to weigh their options, life is passing by. I’ve witnessed teenagers tormented at movie concession stands thinking over what big box candy to purchase.
Their eyes switching back and forth, biting nails, and thoughts racing. I always go for the Reese’s Pieces because I figured that was the best complement to hot and buttery popcorn. I learned that by trying the others first.
That’s the best part of knowing what is best for you. Trying something. Taking a chance. Your best friend knows a lot about you but he doesn’t always know what’s best for…
