2024 Week 35 Update

September is birthday month in our home, with GG, BB and my birthdays coming up in the month. So I am always happy to welcome the month. GG & BB turn 21 later this month and we are preparing for multiple parties to celebrate this milestone birthday. 

BB is busy with his new driving course and he will be a good driver because he has the temperament for it. He is calm and collected and does not show too much emotion, which should be good while driving. GG is busy with school and keeps ranting about some of her subjects that are giving her trouble. My job as a mom is to listen to her, let her talk about her frustrations and give her advice. 

I just realised that I have not updated my reading and walking this year. I updated my stats this week and by the end of August, I had walked almost 1850 km since the beginning of the year. I started strong but lapsed in the middle of the year, but starting in July, I decided to walk more and especially in August, I have consistently averaged 10 km a day. I am going to sustain this for the rest of the year.

Today’s quote is from American singer, songwriter, producer, and entrepreneur, Pharrell Williams. In addition to his music career, Williams is also known for his work in fashion, having launched several clothing lines, and for his involvement in various philanthropic endeavors. Williams’ quote emphasises the importance of finding joy and fulfillment in the process of life rather than fixating solely on end goals or achievements. The quote suggests that true happiness comes from embracing and enjoying the experiences and challenges of the journey itself, rather than just the final outcome or success. It encourages a focus on the present and finding contentment in everyday moments. It highlights the idea that one’s mindset can greatly influence overall happiness. By appreciating the process, whether it’s in work, personal growth, or any endeavour, one can lead a more satisfying and joyful life. The quote challenges the conventional notion that happiness is tied to specific achievements (like winning a trophy or reaching a finish line), proposing instead that a fulfilled life is built on enjoying every step along the way.

Take care and keep smiling!

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