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But there is The space between contentment and striving for more that gets me every time. Why do I have such a strong drive and so often I feel that it conflicts with the inner desire to just be content with what I have.
Why can’t what I have be good enough?
I have found that looking around at others for my barometer for contentment leaves me feeling empty and sad and like I am missing out. But when I stop and think about what I do experience in my life on a regular basis, I have soooo much to be thankful for and when I list and acknowledge those things, I feel so much better.
Why do the Sally’s and the Joe’s in our life always seem to get what we want?
By Carrie Spratley5
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But there is The space between contentment and striving for more that gets me every time. Why do I have such a strong drive and so often I feel that it conflicts with the inner desire to just be content with what I have.
Why can’t what I have be good enough?
I have found that looking around at others for my barometer for contentment leaves me feeling empty and sad and like I am missing out. But when I stop and think about what I do experience in my life on a regular basis, I have soooo much to be thankful for and when I list and acknowledge those things, I feel so much better.
Why do the Sally’s and the Joe’s in our life always seem to get what we want?