Who controls your future?


© Betty O. Spangle

We all have guiding forces in our lives. Those people, things or memories that control and lead us.

Sometimes it things or people who are positive and inspirational. Sometimes it’s negative people, images or memories that lead us along in our life.

Which do you chose?

Often times in our lives we let those things that hurt us the most decide our future. If we are hurt or feel bad about certain people or incidents in our life we dwell on these things until we lose our health, our hope and our future. This is such a sad waste of our lives.

Why let things that hurt us once continue to hurt us for the rest of our lives?

We can chose to put our past pain into a small part of our memory. Remembering only enough to learn from the lesson, and no more. We don’t need to hang on to it, and leave it in the front of our memories. We need that room for positive memories!

Don’t have any positive memories? Then make some!

Everyday of our life, as it becomes tomorrow, becomes a memory. So, create some wonderful memories for yourself. You deserve them.

No matter what your past or the cause of your pain, you can overcome it. You can look at the good in your situation, and create a future of inspiration for yourself.

Did you lose someone you loved to divorce, a break-up, a misunderstanding, or due to a move? Divorce can be very painful. It takes time to recover from the devastation of losing your love and your marriage. You dream of forever after, and now have attorney fees. The ending could be congenial, or it could be harsh, either way, you can recover. You can take some time for yourself, and let your heart mend. Don’t rush into another relationship, and don’t dwell on the one you just ended. Divorce is painful, but it is supposed to be painful. That is normal. You must face this pain, deal with it the best way you can, and then accept it. Sounds tough, huh? Yet, if you don’t accept it, you can’t move beyond it. A break-up is just as tough, especially if the relationship is a long term commitment.

A misunderstanding is harder to recover, because it must be dealt with over a period of time, and the outcome is not certain. Will the issue be resolved and the relationship repaired? Is it over? Do you still want the relationship, even if offered? Deal with your true feelings, and your instinct. If it’s over, move on. Let it go. If it is not, repair it, and set the relationship back on the right track. You must make a decision and move on, because without resolution the issue will never be resolved.

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