To Be or Not to Be?

Is being a better person a decision you make once and then you become one? Or is it a conscious decision one makes daily? Because if it's the second one, that is a lot of work! It would imply having to consciously be someone you're not in order to be the person you should be. I'm already exhausted after thinking about that. According to Romans 3:10 "there's no one righteous, not even one." So it's human nature to be bad or unrighteous, but I don't wanna be bad. I wanna be good. I don't wanna offend people or have to constantly apologize for my actions. I wanna do right from the start. But this, like many other things, starts off well. We are ready to strive and triumph regardless of anything that gets in our way. Until we face hardships. Then we give it all up and we don't care how bad we are because we gave up. Over and over again.

I wonder, "what is the best recipe for success in being whom you are to be?" It's so hard to be whom you are to be when who you are is easier. Do you get me? It's hard! And when you're lazy like I am, it's even  harder. Sometimes you are who you are, and that's so true, but I believe that everyone has the potential to be better ALWAYS. It's a matter of putting all your energy into it. Lazy days? Yes. Sad days? Yes. Angry days? Yes. But if we can find it in ourselves everyday to be good and exert positive energy, this world would be much better, happier, and loving.

At the end of the day, be better for God, be better for yourself, and be better for others. Peace and harmony peeps, peace and harmony.