My current job situation made me pause today to reconsider my thoughts and actions.
Since starting my new teaching position in August, my life has taken a 180 degrees turn. I allow myself to get easily stressed, I come home everyday belly aching about this or that, driving my poor husband crazy. Well, today I had a heart to heart talk with me, myself and I. The three of us decided enough is enough. We came to the conclusion: There is not much we can do to change what is going on, but what we can do is to change our thinking. We decided from now on we will focus on the positives in our lives.
As of today I will make time to do what I like: Namely writing. I will take a deep breath when things gets tough, I will, I will resign to be my own best friend by taking care of my thoughts. No need to stress over things completely out of my control.
Today I am totally renewed. I am ready to conquer all !
THIS POSTING IS SO ENCOURAGING! SHORT AND TO THE POINT IT GIVES SOUND AND POSITIVE ADVICE ON HOW TO COPE WITH THE MANY CHANGES AND 'CURVES' LIFE WILL DEFINITELY THROW AT YOU. THANKS FOR SHARING, NICOLE, I ENJOYED IT. LOVE, BLESSINGS AND FAITH...JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS
Good for you, mon amie!!! I find your attitude most positive and encouraging and I hope and pray that it will all be as you wish it to be. Love, peace, and best wishes to you, Nicole,
Regis
Reviewed by Jerry Bolton (Reader)
Reviewed on November 5, 2009
Again, Nicole, I admire and feel sorry because I think I understand well what you are going through . . . So write on . . .
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