Yesterday’s pains are often tomorrow’s blessings.
Yesterday’s pains are often tomorrow’s blessings.
DOUG IVANOVICH
What was hurting last year, that was the genesis in your world of something amazing this year?
They say that when one door closes, another one opens. That said, I firmly believe that if you are not looking for that next open doorway, you are far less likely to find it and far less likely to benefit from whatever is behind that open door.
Many times, this happens serendipitously, and yet, without an awareness that an opportunity could be imminent, it could ultimately be overlooked through sadness or depression, while wallowing in our own losses.
What ultimately differentiates those who are beneficiaries of this, from those who are not?
If you are continuously aware of the countless circumstances and variables in your own world, you are fairly likely to find your opportunities as they come to fruition.
This exemplifies itself through behavior that is akin to turning over every stone and leaving no opportunity of value unexplored. The additional effort that we might make in that regard, ultimately prevails over someone who might be waiting for the world to be delivered to them without any effort on their part whatsoever.
If we are fully armed with this understanding in life, we are that much more prone to heal faster from our apparent losses and accelerate quicker into our obvious gains. Through these gains, we become that much more aware of how and why this condition is the way that it is, and as a result, we are that much more intuitive as to where to look, and how to uncover our next great triumphs.
It is absolutely normal to feel the losses as they manifest in our lives, but in discovering the truth in this aphorism, we become that much more in tune with the likelihood that our next success readily awaits us.
Happy Wednesday!
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