Filippo Larizza: Discontent

The last of all human freedoms is the ability to choose in given situations. What will you make of this boundless freedom? You can change everything if you want to, because the past is not equal to the future. You can change everything, from your relationships to your bank account, starting from the day you decide and begin to act. Because you are not only responsible for what you do, but also for what you fail to do. If you start right now, you can have and achieve everything you want. It's just a matter of choice. Do you want to respond to the people and circumstances around you with resignation? Or do you want to respond with a hunger for a better life? Do you want to see yourself as a helpless victim or as the designer of your life? Accept your life today as it is because you set the course for it in the past. Then you can decide to set the course for a better future. Only then do you have power over your life. Winners take full responsibility and never give anyone or anything power over their lives. But they can always decide what power or meaning they want to give and how to react to it. Don't be content with what you have. Don't sit back, don't stop growing. Because being dissatisfied is not a bad thing. It shows you are ready to make a change. Dissatisfaction urges you to leave your comfort zone. Beware of succumbing to contentment. Everything that lives, grows. When something stops growing, it dies. True life is experienced by us humans only when we learn and thus grow, constantly setting new goals for ourselves. Only then are we happy and experience what a fulfilling life is. So, it's good to be dissatisfied. You can also call it ambition, drive, or the desire to improve. Everywhere people have achieved something great, you will find dissatisfaction behind it. The moment a person becomes content, their performance will decline, and their progress will stagnate. Soon there will be those better than you, because somewhere there will be someone who is not satisfied. Those who demand more of themselves remain hungry to be free. Dissatisfaction is the key to freedom. Follow the button to learn more about Filippo Larizza.