Each individual has a different set of their own "living life to the fullest", occasionally sharing a few similar mentalities. In this commercialized society, the perception may have been carved to fit the ideal description of what we might see on articles and what's pasted all over social media. This whole well-being has been painted with goody pretense, in my opinion.
For example: Travelling around the world is the dream of many. But it has also become the dream of some who simply want to do the same as what others are doing. You might think "How can anyone not want to travel and see the world?", "The only reason that people might not want to travel is because of money!". Yes, and no at the same time.
I, for one, can do with and without travelling. It depends on the moments. The short span of time where the soul craves for a certain thing. And those moments where I crave for a particular thing over and over again is what I call "living my life to the fullest".
Let me not tell you what it is, for it generalizes the way people live.
Let me not give you something to visualize and decide that you will want to do it too.
Let me trigger you to immerse in your moments and find what you truly crave and want to fulfil.
Is there something that your mind and heart desire for at the same time?
Does "living life to the fullest" necessary mean living our very own lives at all?
Food for thought.
Herine.A