Don’t let the silly little things, steal your happiness.

Have you ever let a tiny moment disrupt something so much more important and then reflected later on how and why you could have done better by compartmentalizing your frustration, disappointment, anger, or embarrassment?

When we are fully cognizant of the variables surrounding us, we are prudent to recognize the weighted disparity between something that is small and mostly incidental versus something that is considerably more annoying.

Once we have empowered it to disrupt and disable our focus at present, it is imperative to leverage other resources for keeping a calm frame of mind and enjoying our lives without the continuous assault from our mind.

If we are truly in control, our awareness of the distracting factors must ultimately stem from an internal recognition that we are unquestionably, happier, and living a more content life when we have ample opportunity to sequester annoyances into their own microcosm.

We do this in order that we might facilitate our own ability to maintain a reasonable degree of happiness, predicated entirely upon the self-control we are capable of exerting in times like these.

It’s very easy to take exception to this thought process when we know that something is clearly disturbing us, but it is an entirely higher degree of assuredness that comes from our recognizing how and why we must maintain our autonomy over our own mind through self regulation and mental control.

Happy Wednesday!