Happiness

I recently read an article about Will Smith, actor, comedian, musician, father, husband. He is known for being upbeat and always smiling while on set. He is always cracking jokes and wants people to enjoy themselves. This is a quote of how he gets sick if there is too much darkness.

“I will get physically sick if I spend too much time in down situations. I was in Sweden once in the winter time when it’s dark. I got physically sick. And it’s hugely important for me to be like (claps his hands loudly) ‘Come on, let’s get going!’ I’m faster, I’m better, I can be funnier. It’s better for my body, for my sanity, for my family, for my life, if people are having fun. My skin is better.”

It is probably the most sincere thing I have heard from a big name like Will Smith. He is always a good time on screen. I always enjoy his movies. He does know which movies to pick that everyone will enjoy.

The fact that he is in constant pursuit of being happy, that is such an inspirational thought. To be that in-tuned with being happy with what you do, how you interact with people, and how you face each day.

This article made me think quite a bit. I know everyday I don’t wake up like how Will expressed but I really want to try each day.

The negative ego in my head, whom I will call(he needs a name of some kind) Barry, (it keeps sticking out in my head, that name).  Anyways, Barry keeps wanting to spoil my days these days. Even though I locked him in a chest deep in my mind, he still seems to be bugging me. He is screaming from inside that box, making me get down on myself.

I refuse to let this bastard get the best of me.

Happiness is right around the corner.