You don't know
Seriously, you can't tell the whole story.
We don't know what tomorrow will bring. So don't stay mad for too long. Learn to forgive and love with all your heart. Don't worry about the people who don't like you. Enjoy the ones who love you.
We don't know what tomorrow will bring.
None of us knows what tomorrow will bring, but the downside to not knowing is that you can set your mind on positive vibes. I know that when I wake up, I check in with me before checking in with others. I need to make sure that I am already mentally prepared for the world. My new habits now are like this, "self, how are we feeling today?" Self replies, "amazing." I do this every morning, looking in the mirror at my self and I start to smile.
So don't stay mad for too long.
We all have those days where someone will piss us off, but the trick is not to stay mad for too long because staying mad for too long will make your whole day go wrong. You are the only one that can change how you feel. You can't change how others may think about you no matter how good of a person you know that you are. All you can do is keep being the beautiful person you are and never let anyone make you feel like you are less than they are because they are in a badass mood.
Learn to forgive and love with all your heart.
Learning how to forgive is not easy, but at the same time, it is not impossible to do. To excuse, you have to learn how to forgive yourself first, and then learning how to forgive others will become easier with time. Once the process of forgiveness begins, you will notice that your heart will be filled with love, more so for yourself first. Learning how to love yourself first is vitally important to your growth and inner peace. Loving with your whole heart is a life-changing factor when you apply what you have learned out in the real world when you are around others.
Don't worry about the people who don't like you.
If you keep worrying about other people not liking you, you are already setting yourself up for heartbreak. You have to enjoy yourself and love the skin you are in no matter who likes or dislikes you. You are the only one who wakes up to you and goes to bed with you, so other people's opinions of you are not necessary. Now, if these people are part of your inner circle, then their opinions will matter to you because they are the ones that have your best interest at heart. I love being around others because they help me always to see the beauty of life. I don't have time to worry about what others think of me because I know that my heart will show itself to others in dew time.
Enjoy the ones who love you now and forever.
You don't need a whole lot of people in your inner circle to enjoy life and live your best life to the fullest. All you need are the ones who have been there for you through the good, bad, and ugly. When you find these types of people, you have to hold on to them because they are the ones that will make sure that you do not slip or get sidetracked from your goals. Everyone in your life is only supposed to be there for a season and is not supposed to stay. If you know that these negative people need to go, don't let them go. If you don't let them go, they will destroy what you are trying to build.
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Theresa Evans
I am a woman on fire for the love of life and being able to reach one life at a time through my words. If I can reach one then I can teach one the art of healing one's self from the inside out all mentaly
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