Insignificant He Seems To Himself

As humans we naturally measure ourselves to those around us, but now that we live in a global village connected we are comparing ourselves with the most significant people in the world...in the past being an artist an engineer a lawyer or a doctor was a very reputable profession, but in this days and our age, even this achieves are insignificant when we compare them to success stories we live in the media everyday and finding ourselves wanting, feeling like just another face in the crowd, an object of indifference to strangers not getting the respect we feel entitled to.

The others?

And when we think about all the people we haven’t met, and maybe never will.the emotions, the unspoken words, the connections we might not get the chance to make. that’s what bothers me most suddenly you feel so damn small just a grain of sand in a vast desert.

Okay, maybe I’m not such a wiser but I can pull my ideas together I know it’s silly and useless to share them here, I've had this conversation with one of my friends she is different more grown. She thinks lightly upon things wiser she knows....we’re as likely to stress our selves in the process In this quest to be significant, in this need to be heard, in this striving to use every moment to win on some obscure issue as we are to accomplish it, and we’re not likely to do either, anyone who thinks they're important is usually just a pompous moron who can't deal with his or her own insignificance and the fact that what they do is meaningless and inconsequential.  If we lower our expectations, the risk of disappointment diminishes.but it’s not sad. It’s triumphant. It’s heroic. Isn’t that the real privilege happiness is often found in the simple joys and not the great achievements.that fewer remember you really, that you get intimated deeply not widely we can accept that we are insignificant and embrace the value in such.