Fitting in
…Fitting in means that we mold ourselves into what we see as the norms, values, and expectations of a certain crowd and this happens to the detriment of our true self….
Reaction
…I have found that when I see challenges as stepping stones, it helps me to grow. I learn from them, and as I said, I learn from other persons’ experiences. At the end of the day, we can’t control everything around us, so we focus on what we can control: our attitude and how we respond….
Gratitude with growth
…When you say to yourself, “ I should be grateful for what I have and leave my life there. Why would you want to settle? Is it fear of failure or change? Is it the fear of stepping outside of your comfort zone?…
Walls
…While walls can help us, if we are not careful, they become cages that trap us in a never-ending spiral of pain and fear. They become a prison, and we find it hard to escape, especially when we didn’t build them with doors…
Patterns
…Is it just existing without living that holds us back in this situation? Is it not being grateful for all we have and all we will receive? Is it not doing anything outside of the routine that creates the problem….
Great things
…When we combine these four elements into our lives— belief, learning, trying, and gratitude— we have the greatest potential available….
Predictability
…so the best thing to do is put what you can in place and know whatever that higher being throws at you, it will make you. We don’t break because we don’t live in fear. …
Consequences
…Our actions can have serious consequences. It’s just that some persons can’t see very far ahead because the focus is on the immediate future. …
Jump
…When you like to plan it seems crazy to take that jump without knowing what the ramifications are. We question everything. What will happen, how will it happen, why will it happen….
Asking and receiving
…Are we being ungrateful when we decide we no longer want what was granted because it came at a time when, in our minds, we no longer need it?🤔. Is it that we no longer need the gift, or are we looking at the situation from the wrong perspective?…