As the old axiom goes, the pessimist sees the glass half empty, while the optimist see it half full. The reality, of course, is that the glass is always full to overflowing—the bottom half with liquid, the top half with air.
If you think about it, it is the half you don’t see—the odorless, colorless, tasteless, invisible gas—that is most vital to us. We can live several days without liquid, but only a few minutes without air. And the more liquid we put into the glass, the less room we have for air.
Essentially, this is true with all of life. It’s not the tangible things, such as our homes and our cars, which determine our happiness, but the unseen forces like love and accomplishment which bring us the most joy and fulfillment.
The next time you look at your bank account and feel your life is only partially full or mostly empty, take a second look. You will probably discover your life is overflowing with those things you need most.
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