Hey there : )
Welcome back to my humble corner of the internet!
Today I want to write about something we
all go through in our various, diverse lives. Everyday we make decisions – ”Is
it too cold for a T-shirt?” or “Should I go for this man’s lecture or stay in
bed?” and everyday we reap the repercussions of these decisions, be it a
runny nose by bed time or a missed pop test, we still have to make
do with the situation.
all go through in our various, diverse lives. Everyday we make decisions – ”Is
it too cold for a T-shirt?” or “Should I go for this man’s lecture or stay in
bed?” and everyday we reap the repercussions of these decisions, be it a
runny nose by bed time or a missed pop test, we still have to make
do with the situation.
What am I getting at? You may see some
decisions as small and others as HUGE, but they all boil down to one thing: a choice. Don’t
let any choice magnify itself and make you think it’s more than it is – it
never is.
decisions as small and others as HUGE, but they all boil down to one thing: a choice. Don’t
let any choice magnify itself and make you think it’s more than it is – it
never is.
1)
Break It Down. What exactly is the issue? Calm down,
keep your cool and do not let your emotions run your mind. List out the issue
bit by bit until it has been totally disintegrated. It’s when you spread your
work out that it is easier to understand and solve; learnt this from my many
math teachers J
Break It Down. What exactly is the issue? Calm down,
keep your cool and do not let your emotions run your mind. List out the issue
bit by bit until it has been totally disintegrated. It’s when you spread your
work out that it is easier to understand and solve; learnt this from my many
math teachers J
2)
Solution. Don’t expect the answers to rush all at once.
Be open to aid from other people – most especially from God.
Solution. Don’t expect the answers to rush all at once.
Be open to aid from other people – most especially from God.
3)
Smile! No single issue is worth stealing your
smile. I’m going to lead by example by signing out with a smile of my own:
Smile! No single issue is worth stealing your
smile. I’m going to lead by example by signing out with a smile of my own:
xoxo
