What does life philosophy mean? Life philosophy is an overall vision of or attitude toward life and the purpose of life. Everyone's philosophy of life is different making us all unique in our own way. I believe it is our different experiences that shape and form our philosophies in life. No two people have seen life in the same way therefore no two people have the same life philosophy. People may have similar philosophies on life but none of them would be exactly the same. How we view life and the purpose of it makes us who we are. My life philosophy has changed many times. The older I get and the more life experiences I encounter the more my philosophy is shaped. There are many parts of my philosophy that haven't changed since I was little
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I didn't have a good attitude toward life, I lived each day just trying to get by. Then my personal relationship with God began to form. My view on life started to change from negative to positive. When I started talking to God my attitude toward life turned a 180. I began to see the reason for living happy and the reason to have an attitude of gratefulness and joy toward life.
After creating a relationship with God I formed a philosophy of “what would Jesus do.” Since getting to know Him and how amazing He is I decided to get the best out of life I should try my hardest each day to live how He did. I fail at this everyday but all I can do is try. When making decisions I ask myself what would Jesus do if He was in my shoes. I know this phrase may be a little overused but it is an essential part of my life philosophy.
The biggest and most important philosophy in my life is love. I was scared to put this one in my paper because in no way am I trying to sound conceited or arrogant. Love has always been in my life philosophy. I believe it is very important to love others as God has loved us. Giving my love to people isn't hard for me. I may be quiet about it but I love people. I love helping people, I love making people smile, I love giving people advice, I love being with people. I have my moments or a few people that I have to try harder to love but overall God has given me the characteristic of
I didn't have a good attitude toward life, I lived each day just trying to get by. Then my personal relationship with God began to form. My view on life started to change from negative to positive. When I started talking to God my attitude toward life turned a 180. I began to see the reason for living happy and the reason to have an attitude of gratefulness and joy toward life.
After creating a relationship with God I formed a philosophy of “what would Jesus do.” Since getting to know Him and how amazing He is I decided to get the best out of life I should try my hardest each day to live how He did. I fail at this everyday but all I can do is try. When making decisions I ask myself what would Jesus do if He was in my shoes. I know this phrase may be a little overused but it is an essential part of my life philosophy.
The biggest and most important philosophy in my life is love. I was scared to put this one in my paper because in no way am I trying to sound conceited or arrogant. Love has always been in my life philosophy. I believe it is very important to love others as God has loved us. Giving my love to people isn't hard for me. I may be quiet about it but I love people. I love helping people, I love making people smile, I love giving people advice, I love being with people. I have my moments or a few people that I have to try harder to love but overall God has given me the characteristic of