1. Change is good and necessary.
It may be awkward and strange at first, but if you keep moving forward you will be a better person for it. Change will hurt. (Yea, but who likes to hurt? NO ONE). Do you remember Betty Wright's "no pain, no gain"? It's true. We can't walk around wearing size 6 shoes just because they are comfortable, when our feet have grown and we need a 7.
When we refuse to change, we are bound to endure unnecessary pain, bruises, circumstances, etc. And yes we can do things to cover it up, but the PAIN is STILL there. So instead of bucking against the changes ocurring in your life EMBRACE it.
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If you can't afford the new car, house, and uberly expensive clothes don't buy it. If any possession will prevent you from taking care of the NECESSITIES in life (food, shelter, clothing, kids) LEAVE IT ALONE. Think about these things if you are feeling that some outside person is/looks/may be better than who you are with: Why are you with your mate/spouse? What attracted you to him/her in the 1st place? How does he/she treat you, make you feel? Keep in mind we never know what people have gone thru to get what and who they are with. Nor do we have an inkling of an idea WHAT they have to do to maintain it. This goes for possessions and mates. What looks good isn't always good. You could have someone that cooks and cleans for you, loves you both physically and verbally, but doesn't listen to your liking. Then there is this other creature who listens, but is abusive. Greener grass?? I THINK NOT.
Let's find a way to cherish and appreciate what we have. And as we are on the road to a BETTER life, keep the goals, motives and purpose in mind.
This is the last nugget for now




