Don't Live Life to Impress

Hello Guys, it's another working day and as usual, I have come with a word of encouragement that will trigger the inner strength you need to function properly throughout the week.
Today, am going to be talking on Living life
not to impress people.
 In the world today, most people live their life to impress other people, they do things that will make people applaud them and hail them. THEY ARE SHOW OFFS. But I want to tell you that such people are living a borrowed life which is controlled by what people will say and not what makes them happy.
One Fact is that if you know the rate at which people forget the dead, you will stop living life to impress people.
If you live your life based on self happiness, your life will be fulfilling and through that you can impact positively on the life of others. Have a great week. #ONELOVE

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