
Thought for the Day: If you think you don’t have much to look forward to…start thinking of new things!

If you wake up each morning and think you have nothing to look forward to, then you don’t have anything to look forward to. Our thoughts make us who we are.
If you are not spiritual, it is more difficult. If you are spiritual…sometimes it is still difficult, but you have hope. Hope of a better life. The belief that there is an opportunity to grow, somehow, from the challenges that you face comes from believing that there is a plan for your life.
Right now you are living one part of that plan. There is more to come, and the learning that you can experience may be more than one type. You may have already demonstrated more patience than you ever believed possible. You may have decided that a little dust here and there is not the end of the world.
The question at hand is WHAT do you look forward to? If your answer is a bit shaky, well, think of things that you can control. Do you look forward to working in your garden? Reading a good book? Working on a hobby?
If you cannot remember the last time you did something that you enjoyed, then YOU need to change YOU. The internet is an amazing tool that can allow you to communicate with people near and far. You can communicate with people who are experiencing a circumstance like yours, or maybe their situation is more difficult than yours. It is often said that if you put your problems up against three other people’s problems, you would take yours back. There are many people out there who have challenges that are more difficult than yours, but somehow they seem to not be as affected.
Learn to look forward to each day. Every morning presents a new opportunity for growth. You can do this! Send us your thoughts through Contact Us. Let us know what gets you stuck.
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