The Unhappiness Trap — And How to Escape It
There’s something
painfully common among unhappy people: they gather to share their unhappiness,
not realising that in doing so, they’re wasting the present and digging a
deeper hole for future sorrow.
Pause
for a moment and ask yourself:
How many times have
you been part of conversations like these? How often have you rehashed past
pain, fretted over future worries, or drowned in discussions about war, hate,
inflation, traffic jams, job insecurity, and the world’s endless disorders?
The more we indulge
in these dialogues—instead of holding space for hope—the more life starts to
feel hopeless. We walk away heavier, emptier, and even unhappier than before.
Think
back on those discussions and ask yourself honestly: Can I actually do
something about this?
For most of these
topics, the answer is… no.
So why give them your
precious now?
Instead of letting
these conversations steal your present, choose to master the art of living in
the present—with peace, with joy, and with intention —doing something good for
yourself and others, because a moment spent in worry is a moment lost in the
present and adds concerns to the future.
You deserve more than a life spent in
unhappiness. You deserve to build something beautiful, right here, right now.
M.L. Narendra Kumar
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