“It ain’t about how hard you can hit, it’s about how hard you can be hit and keep moving.”
I won’t cite the famous mind who said this because it’ll detract from the obvious truth.
I would add, “… to expect a life in which you don’t get punched in the face more than once is among the worst illusions. Don’t expect not to get punched. Expect to be able to shake it off and have the ability to keep a slice of optimism in your heart.”
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We all forget or are fooled by what we see.
You get your experience and learn from everywhere.
I think a lot of people agree with this one.
I heard something similar so I modified it to make it more pithy.
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Choosing silence is a superpower.
An Obvious Truth…
Looking back on the trajectory of your life, personal or work, you’ll notice that things that drive you bonkers tend to continue being bonkers. The Serenity Prayer is applicable to your situation. Acceptance – Courage to Change – Wisdom. The ideal method juxtaposes the first two components: change YOUR attitude or put in the work to positively change what drives you bonkers. The wisdom portion sits at your feet when you realize that these are the only options to be happier. The world and the things you don’t like will continue on as they always have. Take the time to practice your mindset or put on your work boots and make changes happen. All of us get stuck in the complaining or dissatisfied mode needlessly. We have the erroneous and frustrating idea of what-things-should-be. The rain doesn’t care if you’re wet and the world is entirely comprised of your perception of it. How do I know? Because there are happy people who remain happy even in chaos. It is their mindset, entirely under their control, that shapes it. Not the other way around.Love, X
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How people define inappropriate depends on the person’s point of view. Most couples tend to have clearly defined boundaries and expectations. But only those who are with their ideal partners can openly and honestly discuss their feelings when one of them goes over the line.
Am I wrong?
This could apply to exercise, relationships, and just about any facet of someone’s life.
P.S. Parenthetically Speaking 