@Apricotgft@iGreenGod You don't have to be friends with everyone, and you don't have to be enemies with anyone. Sometimes, maintaining a healthy distance is the best way to protect your peace.
@am_late7@DearS_o_n Start by taking responsibility for where you are, then stop trying to fix everything at once. Regain control through small, consistent actions. You may not control everything that happens to you, but you can start by controlling what you do next.
@Nithya_Shrii People often think their life experiences and outcomes will be the same as yours, but that's not always the case. Everyone is a reflection of their choices and ethics, and nature plays a huge role too.
@DearS_o_n Hate is a waste of emotion. It adds nothing to you, yet keeps harming you.
You don't have to like everyone, but you also don't have to hate those you don't like. You can dislike someone, maintain your boundaries, and still protect your peace without carrying hatred.
@rajshamani Hesitation and ignorance are among the worst harms you can do to yourself.
They deprive you of your capabilities, even when you know you're capable.
The only way to overcome hesitation is to stop overthinking what you know is right and start executing.
@providentialy And even more when they get what they want from you.
People will always be themselves, regardless of what you do for them. It's only time that reveals it.
@OkadikeOnyeisi When you're favoured by God, you're also favoured by the devil. And that's natural.
If you're up, you have the potential to fall. And if you're down, you have the potential to rise.
Life is never one-sided. Nothing is permanent.
Fake people win sometimes, while real ones struggle to cope with society.
The world doesn't always reward authenticity. Sometimes, it rewards those who know how to play the game, even when it means pretending to be someone they're not.
Money never makes you a better person.
You may simply have bought yourself the title of being a better person in the eyes of others.
But the moment you lose the money that earned you that title, you may lose the title itself.
So, were you really a better person, or did your money simply change how people perceived you?
@readswithravi Discipline itself is a rare talent.
Not everyone can consistently do what needs to be done, even when they don't feel like doing it.
The real question is: Can you stay committed when motivation disappears?
People know what they're doing. You don't need to explain it to them, and you don't have to keep giving your best to people who don't value it.
Sometimes, you just have to exit the room. Their blame is weak, but your exit is remarkable.
Before someone wrongs you physically, they've likely entertained the thought in their mind several times.
@Apricotgft@Tim_Denning The brain processes the good as much as the bad, but seems to get stuck on the bad.
Why? Because bad experiences leave stronger lessons, especially when the pain is something we fear experiencing again.
@Apricotgft Healing is endurance.
It's learning to endure what you cannot change, accept what you cannot control, and keep moving even when life doesn't turn out the way you hoped.
@DearS_o_n Nobody is destined to be rich.
Rather, everyone has the potential to become rich. But until you start working towards that potential, you may never discover what you're capable of.
And when you finally do, you might end up thinking it was your destiny all along.