By Karla Sullivan
We do not have to listen to the words of our past that talk about our being too thin, not beautiful, because those will surely destroy our future. That is not the journey to graceful beginnings. If you blow the game of becoming the best in your career, relationship, or just your day-to-day existence, you have another chance especially if you are able to read this article.
It all depends on how you perceive and what you do with it. It could be about grace instead – grace in understanding it and letting go.
Shameful scars, filthy stains and broken pieces are such wonderful phrases that describe the unnecessary pain and hurt that cause and help inflict pain. We have made mistakes, we will make mistakes today and if we are still here tomorrow, perfection is just not an option.
We don’t have to carry the burden of poor choices; there is always another moment in time. But if we fear those changes, we will remain, our self-awareness in poor condition.
Learning to become great regardless of those that belittle us for our dreams, aspirations or current lifestyle with or without money knows that you have a talent or skill to benefit others.
Becoming great is also staying away from negativity and surrounding yourself with positive cheerleaders that believe you will win.
Becoming great is visualizing how you can grow, taking the next step with one foot in front of the other and realizing what you have already accomplished though it may seem small.
Becoming great is being aware how you help others become great, too.
According to the Life Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping Americans take personal financial responsibility, purchasing life insurance can build personal esteem as well.
It can buy loved ones time to grieve. It can pay off debts and loans, providing surviving family members with the chance to move on with a clean slate. It can keep families in their homes and pre-fund a child’s college education.
Another great opportunity to celebrate you!
