A Big Glass

Pane 3: "What'cha doin?"; "Deciding whether my glass is half empty or half full." - NINJA BILLY

“Some people think of the glass as half full. Some people think of the glass as half empty. I think of the glass as too big.” - George Carlin

A glass being so big that we can not begin to imagine filling it.

An attitude that says much more is possible in your life.

That is a great way to think of and live our life.

Start believing in the half-full glass for your life, but also believe in a glass too large. When you do, you will begin to see there is much more of life opened up. And when you reach a point of saying there is nothing more for you, look and you will find there is more room in the glass; more possibility.

Do not sit still and wonder whether your life is "half empty or half full".

Step out and begin to fill your life.

Stay inspired my friends!

A Big World

“Some people see the glass half full. Others see it half empty. I see a glass that's twice as big as it needs to be.” -George Carlin

You might expect the usual discussion about a glass half full or half empty at this point. I have written that article before describing and discussing the nature of our positive or negative attitudes. But this article is not going down that path.

In fact, for those that firmly believe in predictions of the wrold ending tomorrow, December 21, 2012, time spent reading this article won't matter I suppose. It is very likely that those people will not have the time as they prepare for what may or may not happen tomorrow. They will be rushing about ensuring their "bug out" packs are ready. I truly do admire their preparedness.

For me it is interesting to think people would be worried about that specific day though. Why not worry and prepare for December 1st, April 22nd, February 3rd or any "tomorrow" day? If not an interpreted doomsday word from thousands of years ago, maybe a large meteor hitting the earth, huge earthquake or world war. Are not the odds generally the same or more likely?

Then again, I am not against being prepared in life. It is smart to plan forlife's circumstances in order to have a chance at reacting to the curves it throws at us. But I am also on the side of having expectation of good things happening. I prepare but I also allow myself to have expectation of great things to happen as opposed to the worst.

If I read the quote from George Carlin again, I begin to realize that the glass is life itself. Life is so much bigger, so much greater than I can ever imagine. It means to me that we get to choose how full we want the glass to be. For some of us that will mean only a few drops of water. Others will fill the glass with as much as they can.

The glass will always be bigger than what we need.