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World peace is what everyone wants in life and I hate to be the one to break the bad news to the world but it will never be perfect. Everyone wants this but I find that it will never come true because we as people are not perfect and never will be so we might as well live life with all of our flaws and show that we aren’t perfect. Also living life revolving around your family because we have a short time here on earth, which I also have my family as a major part of my life. But if I could tell people the way I would want them to live it would be by their favorite quotes. I live by three main quotes and have taken away from them that you should have; no worries are constantly learning, and having a strong faith within. What is a life with no worries, as quoted in a Disney Classic “The Lion King.” Timon and Pumbaa use this quote quite often in this film reminding Simba to live life with no worries or better known as Hakuna Matata. What this quote means to me is that there should be no worries in life. Living life with no worries can help improve the outlook on life. To live life day by day and not to dwell over the bad things that has happened. But to embrace the good and bad things that has happened while remembering Hakuna Matata. The reason Hakuna Matata means so much to me is if there are no worries there will be happiness. When there is a worry and bad things that has happened and not looking past it can make an unpleasing attitude towards life, therefore putting that behind and looking forwards there shall be happiness. But life is not always filled with happiness but if there’s a positive outlook and a positive attitude there should be no worries. Growing up I loved the movie The Lion King; I actually broke a VCR from playing the movie so much. Ever since that Hakuna Matata has stuck with me as being one of my favorite quotes that I live by. I can apply this quote to my life in many ways. I find myself from time to time dwelling on the
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