This episode “Life Is To Have Fun” is about we get excited and look forward to going out, going to parties, going traveling, perhaps a promotion at work but our joy or fun should not be based on occasions or limited times, it should be something that we feel all of the time. Enjoying these extra activities should just be the icing on the cake. As we talked about before life has another level so does happiness whether you're sitting home by yourself laughing at a TV show or if you're out with a large group of people you should feel the same joy regardless of who you're with or if you're by yourself. When we start to feel a continuous joy or having fun in life on the inside it shows on the outside, when you walk into a room it is lit up people will observe you and they know there's something different but they can't put their finger on it. This doesn't mean that you walk around with a grin or a smile 24/7 but it's more of a feeling on the inside, it is another level and it may be foreign to you at this point because you haven't been there yet. It goes back to that old saying until you walk in those shoes you don't know what it's like, I believe that life was meant to be joyful, celebrated, happy and not just limited to special occasions but something that we should feel daily.
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