Find Your Key to Happiness


WHAT'S 

                                                               ▶STOPPING◀ 

                                                                  YOU 


(It's been six months since I've been living my quote of the year and I am learning more this year than I have any other year so far ▪ If you have chosen a quote/saying that is meaningful to you and vibes with you, your life will change if you let it I guarantee it (if you missed that by chance, read my "What's stopping you" post in January of this year) ▪ Keep on changing the world and living your dreams people, now is the time to grow ▪ This is a picture of my dream and I will get there someday because I will not let anything insignificant stop me)

[Also today marks ONE YEAR since I was in NYC- those were the best moments of my life]

((Yes, this is copied off of an important Instagram post I made today- check it out @eliza_kay_carp))

People, may I also just reiterate the importance of living your life, achieving your dreams, and doing whatever you vibe to do?! That is such a key to happiness people throw away. They do not realize the value of doing what you love and living your passion EVERY SINGLE DAY in some way. That will make you happy. I love to sing. It is my passion, it is what makes me happy and you know what? I sing every single day! My key liberates me in ways my heart cannot communicate adequately. Hopefully, in the future I will have posterity and my children will be my passion (of course the singing will not stop) and I will live my passion by serving and loving and being with them every single day. Whatever your passion is, find it and love it and live it and embrace it. Let it consume your soul and be an honest part of who you are. In this, you can and will find happiness. Let me add that reaching your goals and dreams, and living your passionate, happy life will in no way be easy. In fact, it may be the most difficult and everlasting trial a person has. People who have loved you for a lifetime may stop supporting you, and you will move forward to find others like you, who understand, who hold you up and hold you together (some big life-lessons I learned from being in Rent the Musical, which you will here more about in a later post). No matter what hardships fall upon you, hold on to your key of happiness, and do not be afraid to let it unlock other worlds of choice and opportunity for you- you may end up finding that another life is meant for you to be living your rare-seen self.


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