There Is More to Life

There Is More to Life

There is more to life.

A career is a part of your life,

But not the only reason to be alive.

There is more to life.

Wealth is a part of your life,

But not the only reason to be alive.

There is more to life.

Fitness is a part of your life,

But not the only reason to be alive.

There is more to life.

A relationship is a part of your life,

But not the only reason to be alive.

There is more to life.

Pleasure is a part of your life,

But not the only reason to be alive.

There is more to life.

A goal is a part of your life,

But not the only reason to be alive.

There is more to life.

This "more" is defined by you,

And not by others in your life.

Find out for yourself

What is missing in your life,

So that you can understand what that "more" is.

Life is not just about

Earning a living

Or having a family.

There is more to life, and this "more" should be identified by you—it should be more than what others tell you to do.

Look for that "more."

Add some zing to your life,

So that you can zoom through life

M.L.Narendra Kumar

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