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Iβve had several conversations with people where they make it sound like they have no participation in the outcome of their lives.
Everything or everyone is at fault but them!
I like that your post shows that one is the driver of their own life and itβs up to you how you steer it and the outcome of your steering is absolutely yours to bear
I love this. Just a few degree shift in your direction changes your destination dramatically. Which is excellent news. We donβt have to make such a dramatic change to change our lives. Phew!
Thatβs such a great reminder. Itβs often the small, intentional shifts that end up making the biggest difference. Definitely something to sit with today.
This is very good reflection. Itβs easy to point fingers and cast blame or others and/or circumstances. But ultimately, we are in the driverβs seat. The responsibility lies with us.
πΉWhen my dad went into hospice, my stepmom decided to still work full-time. Her friends thought she should quit work and stay home to be with my dad. She made the best decision for herself.
πΉA year after my partner was recovering from a major stroke, I went on a mini-vacation by myself. My mom told me I was selfish and should have stayed home with him. I made the best decision for myself.
πΉTwo years after my brother had a traumatic brain injury, a life-alterβ¦