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The life worth living is the life well lived. How does one live well? When you envision a life well lived, you see various circumstances surrounding that life. However, I have found that a life well lived is not a matter of circumstance. It is through our circumstances that we learn to live the life well lived.

Life is constantly changing and it is with this change that we learn to be resilient. This sense of resiliency is what allows for one to lead a life well lived. The ability to remain vivacious through the most trying of times, I believe, is a life well lived.

We have little control over life and how it unfolds. We can only be mindful of how we handle ourselves in these events. It’s that man or woman that quite literally lights up a room that we find ourselves envying. If we take a closer look and wait for the unveiling of her story, we find that her life is a lot like our own.

She has experienced great heartache, disappointment, and loss. Yet, here we are envying her life and wanting for that glow she has mastered. It becomes quite obvious that her life and its circumstances are not to be desired, but her attractiveness—her vitality—is mesmerizing.

Today, I dare you to be that vivacious man or woman and live beyond your current circumstances. We must challenge ourselves to be the brightest light in the room, becoming the enviable—like the moth to a flame. Be vivacious. Inspire someone to do the same.

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