When you face difficult times, break through opportunities will present themselves- if you are willing to see them. If you are willing to embrace the pain, refuse to give up, and continue to move forward- doors will open- doors to amazing possibilities.
When you are facing tremendous adversity and the obstacles seem insurmountable, when you are feeling defeated, hopeless, and just want to give up- it is then that you must remember that your situation and your intense pain are temporary.
After a death, a break up, a financial hardship- after the loss of a job, the loss of a marriage, or the loss of a dream, your life may be forever changed. But new doors will open. And if you are willing to be patient, have faith, keep going, and remain open to possibilities, you WILL find joy again.
Graphic Quote Source: http://toddlohenry.com/2013/04/09/when-you-face-difficult-times/
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When I’m in a painful situation I always tell myself, “Some time in the future, I won’t be in this situation. This will all be in the past.” And somehow that helps me to get through the tough time.
It helps me, too.
Lovely. Once again evidence that our reality is based on the Law of Reaction. We are always choosing how we perceive outside events in our lives. This directly creates our experience. Difficult to accept when we are in incredible pain I know. But, when we are ready. When we have done with suffering, we can decide what we experience next. Being open to new opportunities is often the start of that process. Thanks for that reminder Kristin. 🙂
You are very welcome! 🙂
I will just assume that you read my last filled-of-self-pity post and wrote that for me! Thank you! LOL
You are very welcome. I have not read your post yet- but I will. Chin up! 🙂
Indeed, it is so.
Have a lovely weekend, Kristin.
Thank you, Sloan. Also- thank you for sharing on Twitter. Have a terrific day.
Excellent article Kristen!
All the best.
Shane
Thank you. Best to you, Shane.
“When today is a long time ago…..”
So true!
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Thank you, Todd. I hope that you enjoy your Sunday. 🙂