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During certain segments of our lives, we encounter rough spots. They're inevitably called trying times or more specifically adversity. However, growing up, I'm sure we all had that one person in our lives whether it be a close friend, a relative or guardian(s) (parents), who've always stated that you cannot cry over milk that has spilled. In fact, I'm willing to bet that that expression has gone into the "trite" hall-of-fame or the hall of overused expressions.
Nonetheless, I'm here to say, not to speak from a soapbox, that during these hard times, we must learn to adapt and forget. You adapt and make what seems to be of inconvenience a natural circumstance and what seems to arrive at your front step as misfortune or rejection you learn to forget and move forward.
All in all, I'm here to share another expression to help relieve you of your stress and to help you realize that we do not possess the power to change things that are destined to occur. Again, say along with me, WE DO NOT POSSESS THE POWER TO CHANGE THINGS THAT ARE DESTINED TO OCCUR.
So! Whenever you're out there, hustling to make it to auditions, in hopes that you get the part, or if you're trying to meet the deadline of that final college paper, or if your sights are set on passing that LSAT, or if you're filling out tons of employment applications, jaw clenched conjuring up favorable outcomes, and if you're trying to land a fashion gig as a designer and all fails, just remember these words: "What Must Be, Must Be". Most things that occur on this earth happen in a matter of milliseconds. Our brain doesn't process information at the same rate that things on this earth occur. Just assess whatever it is you perceive as failure or a missed opportunity as a lesson learned and move forward with a positive mindset.
Peace, Love and Good Health.
Yours Truly,
During certain segments of our lives, we encounter rough spots. They're inevitably called trying times or more specifically adversity. However, growing up, I'm sure we all had that one person in our lives whether it be a close friend, a relative or guardian(s) (parents), who've always stated that you cannot cry over milk that has spilled. In fact, I'm willing to bet that that expression has gone into the "trite" hall-of-fame or the hall of overused expressions.
Nonetheless, I'm here to say, not to speak from a soapbox, that during these hard times, we must learn to adapt and forget. You adapt and make what seems to be of inconvenience a natural circumstance and what seems to arrive at your front step as misfortune or rejection you learn to forget and move forward.
All in all, I'm here to share another expression to help relieve you of your stress and to help you realize that we do not possess the power to change things that are destined to occur. Again, say along with me, WE DO NOT POSSESS THE POWER TO CHANGE THINGS THAT ARE DESTINED TO OCCUR.
So! Whenever you're out there, hustling to make it to auditions, in hopes that you get the part, or if you're trying to meet the deadline of that final college paper, or if your sights are set on passing that LSAT, or if you're filling out tons of employment applications, jaw clenched conjuring up favorable outcomes, and if you're trying to land a fashion gig as a designer and all fails, just remember these words: "What Must Be, Must Be". Most things that occur on this earth happen in a matter of milliseconds. Our brain doesn't process information at the same rate that things on this earth occur. Just assess whatever it is you perceive as failure or a missed opportunity as a lesson learned and move forward with a positive mindset.
Peace, Love and Good Health.
Yours Truly,
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