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Build Up That Mind

Be Strong And Positive

By Ruth Elizabeth StiffPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read
Top Story - July 2024
"You CAN do it!"

“One bad chapter

doesn’t mean

your story’s over”

We need to remember this

if we want to grow

in our personal lives.

If we had ‘the perfect life’,

we would never Learn

how to be

Strong in Life.

It is difficult to remember this though,

especially when

we are going through a hard time in our lives.

Or

when we are so busy

looking after everybody else.

This is why

“Self-Care” is So Important!

We need to give ourselves time,

every single day,

to Build Up

our Minds

with Strong and Positive Affirmations.

And then,

when a difficult time comes up,

our Minds will be Firm enough

so as not to break down,

but to see the ‘challenge’

as a Learning Curve.

We will be in a much better position

to get through that ‘bad chapter’

and

to ‘get on’ with our Lives.

It is So Important

to be

Resilient in Life.

To “never give up”.

To try, try, try again.

It is just the world we live in

so try not to take things personally.

When we get a common cold,

we feel ill for a very short time

and then we get better.

“Life”

is very much the same.

We will get through the hard times,

especially

by having Faith in Ourselves.

And Remember,

others know and love you

for “who” you are

and not for any situation you may be in.

Life is in Your own hands,

so

YOU can write better chapters Yourself.

LIVE AND LOVE LIFE!

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About the Creator

Ruth Elizabeth Stiff

History and knowledge, especially about the Earth, are my passions. I enjoy putting my thoughts to paper and I always try to encourage self-motivation and love for life. LIVE AND LOVE LIFE!

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    Written by Ruth Elizabeth Stiff