I wonder why some feel that life has no point, sucks, and for the really few, that it is not worth. We all are going to die anyway. Where we end up after, is another matter. I doubt that by spending more time here, that we would lose time in the aftermath of life. Heck, time probably doesn't even exist there.
So why beckon death, when it already draws closer to us each day? There will be many times when we fall, when we see that everything is going wrong. Yet, as long as we live, as long as we are able to continue, we should continue. For every fall makes us learn, strengthens our ability to judge.
I guess, the most important point is to never give up hope. There is rationale behind this. For our journey is so unpredictable, that our chances of recovering are just as good as falling. Anything can happen, so there is always hope. I know I am always the optimistic type, but I don't see any harm in being such. It keeps me driven, and makes me put the best that I want forward. After all, we only get one shot at life do we?
Optimism alone would probably leave a person rather burnt out if things keep going the opposite of what is hoped for. But I have another which I believe in that couples very well with this. No pain, no gain. For anything that doesn't kill you would only make you stronger. So you can still have a good life despite suffering at times.
Maybe what I am talking about is a balanced life. And by probability (excuse the mathematical point of view), you are extremely likely to find this balance, since it not only depends on chances, but also on your perspective, or point of view. Alot of things can be viewed in both positive and negative. Since all these are under your control, then it is easy for you to balance them.