Inspirational Essay Creative Writing Example

Shanquia Adams said that, "a busy bee promotes growth and communicates with others to get things done, resulting in abundance. Why buzz like a bee if you are not going to pollinate anything? I encourage you to mind your tongue and let your words be sweet as honey instead of bitter venom."
For a bee a successful life, an abundant life, is one in which the entire colony has enough to survive. Everyone in the colony has a purpose and they work together to achieve this communal goal. If we as individuals are happy of people, then we will have a happier world. People who are helped by others are more likely to turn around and help others. In having a global perspective with an individual focus on happiness, we will become the best versions of ourselves.
The bee’s success also allows flowers to grow and flourish. Without bees many plant species would go extinct since the success that they achieve for themselves shapes, if you think about it, the entire world. Humans need plants to be pollinated in order to have enough food to get by.
In human life we rely on others and others rely on us. When one person lives up to their dreams and fulfills their goals, the same effect happens as with bees, more than the individual bee is helped, the whole “colony” or community benefits. Likewise, other people who we might not even know benefit.
We can read the second part of Adam’s quotation as follows: if we treat others with kindness instead of bitterness we end up creating “honey” in our life. People who are treated nicely are more likely to treat you nicely, so it has rewards on both sides of the street. In the one, you are building up people around you and likely those people will turn around and treat you with kindness.
Every day we make hundreds of decision, many of them small in the great scheme of things. The intentions we take into situations matter sometimes not so much individually, but cumulatively they tend to add up creating us into either a person who accomplishes his/her goals and is able to spread bliss rather than vitriol.
The choice is ours to make and the result leads to a state of affairs that either improves and enhances life or degrades it.
With this in mind, we should all strive every day to make a choice to “pollinate” our life with words and actions that will lead to “honey” and “pollination” rather than “bitter venom.”
Joy begets more joy. Goodwill leads to more goodwill and so every actions builds off previous actions. It’s the difference between aspiring to greater heights or sinking to depths of despair.
All of us have the potential to use our gifts and talents to bring about good things rather than venomous ones. How we see the world, who we consider our friends and who we choose to help will define how happier our days are.
We can all be bees, who go about their work in such away that their mere presence on the earth enables other organisms to have life and fulfill their goes as members of a species with symbiotic relationships with other species in the world. The lesson of the bees is a lesson we can all learn from and replicate in our own lives.