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I ask myself "what else is there to do in life?"
Apart from going to school or working, what else is there to do in life?

Those who came to this world and have gone were after survival. Looking at it from birth, then to the process of going to school, then finishing school to get a Job. Some didn't even go to school, rather they learnt one skill or the other. You go to school so you can get a job, you get a job so that you can cater for your self and family. All these things are basically because of survival.

Thinking about all these things, I began to wonder that "what else is there to do in life?" Apart from going to school or working, what else can you achieve? What impact can you make? Is it only to survive? 

After asking so many people this question, I was able to get few answers. 

"Live your relationship life responsibly". 
"Have fun and live a Godly life. If one can achieve this alongside school and work, I think one is fulfilled in life. And yes, marriage....fall in love with someone you love, have kids and live happy forever"

Well, I'm okay with that, but I still feel unsatisfied. 
Some one also said "Be the change u wanna see here in the world. (Make your stay here worthwhile)". I like this answer. This motivates me a lot. Someone said "it's vanity upon vanity".

"To make impact in life. - To fulfill purpose". I was happy when I got this reply. "How do I fulfill purpose?" That question popped up my mind, but it's a question for another day. 

Many people are in my position today, feeling the same way I'm feeling, asking themselves thesame questions that I'm asking - what else is there to do in life? Thinking about a period like this when there are no schools opened and some people are not working. Then they begin to ask the question. 

Earlier today I got an answer and I feel is perfect. 
"Live life at the present, life is just a pot of beans". He then made mention of the book of ecclesiastes, 'after all solomon had, at the end, he said it is all vanity'. Then I remembered an article that I read similar to this, "Life Is Just A Pot Of Beans. Let God Be The Cook. – By Kishi". You can check it out too. 

Find your hobby, and try to become better.
Enjoy life as if it's not based on survival only. 
Find your passion, invest in it and enjoy it. 

© Victor Olofinluyi 
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