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Acknowledge where I am is where I am

 


The ups and downs of life are what make it worthwhile and fulfilling. Where I am now shows me that each obstacle presented before me to date is now a faint image in my past.

 

Goals and dreams fill my mind and heart. I see myself with more in the future, but I avoid complaining about where I am.

 

I am proud of my accomplishments. They show that hard work and dedication pay off in the end. They also prove that I am stronger than I think at times. My decision to keep pushing is all it takes to release added strength and drive.

 

Although I am limited in my spending ability, I still feel blessed by what I have. It is much more than others who are suffering as I enjoy a home-cooked meal.

 

Thinking of the plight of others reminds me to be grateful. It teaches me to put aside selfish and material ambitions in favor of opportunities to lend a helping hand. Being in a position to provide outreach offers real fulfillment.

 

I know that there is a reason for my current relationship status. I stay away from feeling envious of my friends who are happily married. Instead, I am happy for them. My feelings of loneliness are replaced with joy when I focus on how happy my special people are.

 

Today, there is little that I want at this point in my life because I have everything that makes life worth living. I am happy for what I have and where I am in life.

 

So ask yourself: 

  • What am I most thankful for?

  • In what ways do I offer my help to others?

  • What plans do I have to achieve future goals?

And remember you are beautiful. You are lovable and you are worthy!


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