I
was sitting in sacrament meeting looking at the city of Jerusalem, a city
filled with stories of prophets and of Christ. two members of the seventy were
speaking to us. I was in the middle of 71 kids who are the definition of
goodness. and I started thinking how can I be more like the amazing examples
that I’m surrounded by? but more importantly I wondered: how did these people
come to be so good?
after
thinking about it. I decided I may be a little guilty of going through the
motions in life for the past while. floating through each day a little
aimlessly. not being intentional with my opportunities and my time. not
becoming something better. let me tell you—this is extremely tragic +
irresponsible. I feel like I haven’t taken the time to sit down and think
REALLY hard about what I want to be all about. and I’m a little embarrassed to
admit that I’m still figuring this out. (except maybe the lesson is that this
is a lifelong process too?)
I
know it sounds like I’m having an identity crisis. but I think it’s a good one.
I just feel like I need to spend some time this summer thinking about what’s
really important to me—with all the distractions of normal life left at home. I
hope that once I figure that out, those things that I want to define myself by
will guide my actions and decisions, which will hopefully shape me into a better
person. because I have a lot of room to become better in.
that’s
all I got. so…yeah. I’m going to be thinking about that big question for a
while. wish me luck.
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