Not All Those Who Wander Are Lost...

Stop analysing life. Just live it. Analysis is what makes it complicated.

I have always believed in destiny. I believe that it's already been written in our fate book that in the voyage of life, what will be our harbour, and very few people in life actually reach there. It is now up to us to decide which route we will take to get to our destination. In every walk of life, we have two choices: Either to advance or to impede... Either to turn right or to turn left... Either to be patient and wait or to just get it... Either to consider or to address... Either to give or to take ... Either fear or hope — we have two options in front of us, each leading to opposite ends of the spectrum. Our future depends on the way that we decide to adopt. Every action we take, which is the result of our decision, determines the distance between our terminal and us. With each decision, you either shorten or lengthen the distance between you and your destination. Therefore, it's very important in life to make the right choice at the right time. There's a quote tha

"I have four kinds of days:  (1) A day when I go out and meet someone more knowledgeable than me, so I learn from him, and that is the day of my benefit and profit.  (2) A day when I go out and meet someone less knowledgeable than me, so I teach him, and that is the day of my reward.  (3) A day when I go out and meet someone like me, and I study and review with him, and that is the day of my lesson.  (4) A day when I go out and meet someone below my level, but he sees himself as being above my level, so I don't talk to him, and I make that the day for my rest."  - Al-Khaleel ibn Ahmad (Jaami'u Bayaan Al-'Ilm #878)