Should life be taken serious?

Life is more FUN when you don’t take it so seriously. Taking life too seriously leads to being a stressed out, scared, angry, boring human being in bad health. Being able to laugh at life, relax into the moment, and accept things as they are is a much better gig.

What does it mean to take life serious?

Taking life seriously doesn’t mean taking everything seriously. It means knowing what will impact your experiences in life, taking those things seriously, and shaking off everything else. It means taking seriously what is in your control and not stressing over things that aren’t.

What does it mean to take life lightly?

To regard something without much seriousness; to be very casual or carefree about something. I hope you aren’t taking these allegations lightly—they could mean a life in prison!

How do I not take life so seriously?

Here are some quick tips to live by when you want to stop taking yourself so seriously:

1. Have a goal for each day. This gives you something to look forward to.
2. Begin each day with gratitude.
3. Let go of grudges.
4. Live in the present.
5. If you make a mistake, learn from it.
6. Pursue your interests and dreams.

Is taking life too seriously a bad thing?

Taking life too seriously leads to being a stressed out, scared, angry, boring human being in bad health. Being able to laugh at life, relax into the moment, and accept things as they are is a much better gig.

Is life more fun when you don’t take it seriously?

Life is more FUN when you don’t take it so seriously. Taking life too seriously leads to being a stressed out, scared, angry, boring human being in bad health. Being able to laugh at life, relax into the moment, and accept things as they are is a much better gig. 8.

Where does life is too important to be taken seriously come from?

Life Is Too Important To Be Taken Seriously. A simplified version was popularized and incorrectly attributed to Wilde by G. K. Chesterton starting in 1902. Other variants have evolved over time, and QI believes that Wilde was the primordial source of this family of sayings. Image Notes: Triptych from Ana_J at Pixabay.

Are some things too important to be taken seriously?

Some things, Oscar Wilde once remarked, are too important to be taken seriously. In 1977 a Pittsfield, Massachusetts newspaper ascribed an instance to Wilde: 12 The very essence of Wilde’s style, both in his life and in his art, was an elaborate, studied refusal to be serious.