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Looking at imminent problems may be taxing when you know that they cannot be avoided or resolved.
Two things can be done then.
1) Completely ignore the fact and move on as though they did not exist
2) Face the fact and move on in reality
Choice one may be good in the short term, but may results in accumulated negative impact later.
Choice two is down to earth, feeling the pain upfront but growing stronger later.
Being brave takes energy.
Choice two needs a stronger amount of energy.
Being realistic reflects maturity. Shallowing pride demonstrates strength in understanding.
Failure to meet goals meant more hardwork to be factor in.
As such, failure meant delayed success.
Being brave will see results later.
Staying on track and remaining focus will be good objectives to keep one going.
Things will be brighter along the way.
There will go ups and downs, a cycling effect at play.
Just look forward and move on in times of hardship.
Select happiness and not drown yourself in sorrow.
You have a choice in life.
Being happy or sad.
Know that everyone goes through this one time or another.
Know that you are not alone.
Be brave.
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How not to agree? Well phrased. Sadly, many tend to opt for Choice 1.
Words of wisdom, for certain! Thanks for the encouragement...((Hugs))
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Hi, your blog is amazingly great. It is filled with many fresh insights. I managed to get the message of "thoughts create things" through going through your blog.
Keep up the good work.
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Everyday life presents us with a choice - the choice of response. As you wake up in the morning, you have a choice – the choice to live a habit or the chance to begin your day with awareness. To understand better how we should take responsibility of our habits do read the article at http://www.oneworldacademy.com/gallery/publications/taking-responsibility-of-your-habits.php
When faced with hardships and trials, just always tell yourself that you can surpass the storm. Always believe in yourself. Merry Christmas!
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Thank you
As the saying goes, "Tough Times Don't Last, Only Tough People Do." I always believe that there is an opportunity in every adversity. As long as we look at the positive side of things, we will always be able to learn something from it and move on to greater things in life.
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Edmund Yeo
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