Showing posts with label disappointment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label disappointment. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 18, 2013

Finding the Light

God can allow people and circumstances to disappoint you to the point of breaking. In times like that just seek His guidance. It will lead you to the light.

Wednesday, May 1, 2013

Disappointment in life


Disappointment is one of those things we encounter everyday. Sometimes we face big ones, and other times the disappointment seems negligible, or at least we tell ourselves that. No matter what type of disappointment you face, remember  one to not over-expect stuff from yourself or others, and two don't lose hope that out of your disappointment something great will emerge.
 

 

Thursday, April 25, 2013

Winning and effort


There are times when all we want are external victories, but sometimes the inner victories are the best, because you can them use as a hidden fuel to help you in your other battles. And of course, sometimes if you have done your best, that is really all that matters, and you can stay confident and wait for the next direction that your plans will take you to.



Tuesday, April 16, 2013

Regrets and regrets



Don't you sometimes feel like your life is full of regrets? I didn't, I shouldn't have, I wish I hadn't...don't those all sound familiar? Relax, your just a human, navigating the plains of life. Nobody has all the answers, but what you can do is be patient with yourself, and the twists and turns of life. Don't dwell on the past, learn and move on, and then turn your pain into gain and lemons into lemonade.



Monday, April 15, 2013

Trust and promises...promises and trust


When it comes to daily relationships or even the corporate world, many of us want people we can trust...that is dependable people. Trust is indeed an important character. As for some people when it comes to choosing a life partner, trust is one of the most important things beyond even money, looks and other criteria. And it hurts when someone you trust doesn't keep a promise, but don't get bitter, but instead use that experience to motivate you to keep your promises. And, yeah don't make promises you can't keep for  the sake of the moment. Be strategic and truthful a day at a time, as you build blocks of truth, as there is no need to make a promise you can't keep in the first place.





Friday, March 1, 2013

Forgiving and letting go...

Have you ever wondered why forgiveness is sometimes so hard? Why do we always want to expect that others will never wrong us? Of course there is a difference between forgiving someone for backbiting, and forgiving someone for doing something serious like murder. But one way  or the other, I think that realizing forgiveness is a two way street is a part of healing. Thus, in order to forgive others for anything, it is also important to make the decision that you don't want to remain hurt, vengeful, bitter or disappointed. Sometimes I think forgiveness is a choice we make when we decide whether we want to keep holding onto destructive pain ...or do we want to let go of the pain so we don't keep repeating the cycle in our minds and potentially harm others?