Be More of What You Are

Are you a parent, a husband, a wife, a son, a daughter, a friend, an employee, an employer, or whatever for that matter—just be more of what you are. Much of our unhappiness is the resultant of our failure to effectively portray the role of the person we are in a given situation.

      We play so many roles in our entire life, why not to play them effectively and wholeheartedly, after all in the end it all just reduces to how we feel or make others feel in a relationship.

      When we are in office we are an employee (or an employer) but when we reach our home we are more of a father, mother, brother, sister, son, daughter, husband or wife, or whatever the situation demands of us. The conflict and unhappiness starts in our life the moment we exceed or retract ourselves from the role we are playing in a given situation. Just as a parent we cannot wish to act as a young child; as a child we cannot encroach upon the role of our parents and so on and so forth.