What does “having it all” mean to you? Is it attainable?
Who doesn’t want to have it all? Family happiness. Good, meaningful job. Fulfilling friendships. Great meals. Enlightening trips. Continuous learning and development. No stagnation. That’s it. Not being stagnant is a big part of having it all.
Yet, sometimes, we get caught up in stagnant water. Static scenes. Having it all isn’t about having money, a white picket fence, kids in the soccer league, or making it home on time for dinner.
Having it all, to me, means being able to moelve forward and keep growing. No complacency. Maybe it sounds naive or unattainable. However, growth should always be something to aspire to and to take advantage of.
Categories: Culture, identity, Leadership, mental health, Psychology
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I think somewhere along the line, I decided I may not “have it all” but I have “enough.” And that’s enough for me. I agree that growth is something we can all aspire to, regardless of our age, and abundance doesn’t necessarily have anything to do with material things or status markers.
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