Weekend Reflection School of Life Special

Embracing Changes

Always prepare ourselves for more difficult times.
Always accept what we’re unable to change.
Always manage our expectations.
Always persevere.
Always learn to love our fate and what happens to us.
Always protect our inner self, retreat into ourselves.
Always submit to a greater, larger cause.
Always remind ourselves of our own mortality. — Ryan Holiday

“The secret of change is to focus all of your energy not on fighting the old, but on building the new.”

— by Socrates

The Discipline of The Will

“If Perception and Action were the disciplines of the mind and the body, then Will is the discipline of the heart and the soul.”

Tell Yourself;

The time for that has passed. The wind is rising. The bell’s been rung. Get started, get moving.

Momentum

Just because the condition right now isn’t exactly to your liking, or you don’t feel ready yet, doesn't mean you get a pass. If you want momentum, you’ll have to create it yourself, right now, by getting up and getting started.

Ende

Embracing change, the first step to do is, by giving it a swing. You’ve got to start, to go anywhere.

When you have already done that. You’re already ahead of most people. But let’s ask an honest question: Could you be doing more?

Until next Brainies. ^^

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Tell Yourself;

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Embracing Changes

“The secret of change is to focus all of your energy not on fighting the old, but on building the new.”

The Discipline of The Will

Tell Yourself;

Momentum

Ende