Life Is What You Make It

The piece reflects on humanity's origins and contrasts it with modern stress. It emphasizes that experiences shape personal growth and advises ignoring insults while striving to do your best. Encouraging adaptability and embracing change, it underscores personal responsibility in adjusting to life's transformations. It observes resistance to change and urges continual movement and adaptability, emphasizing that life's outcomes are shaped by personal actions—a sentiment summarized in "LIFE IS WHAT YOU MAKE IT."

Transcript

Life is what you make it.

At the beginning of time,

A long,

Long time ago,

Man and woman was first created,

But they did not know.

They did not know failure,

They only knew success.

Nothing like some modern day men and women,

Whose heads can be full of stress.

You see,

Experience is only a result,

And just a reflection of you.

So ignore any insults and do the best that you can do.

Day to day experience teaches us all about change.

It's your responsibility,

So learn to rearrange.

Learn to rearrange those vibrations in whatever it is that you do.

Then when change arrives,

It will be a friend to you.

Some people resist and hold on to the past.

Their comforts aren't so painful,

But bless them all alas,

For they cannot see that life grows and expands,

And the key to all of this rests in their very own hands.

You've got to keep on moving,

With the winds of change.

Never ever become static,

Remember to rearrange.

Be the best that you can be,

Whether you move,

Stand or sit.

And always remember to remember,

Life is what you make it.