Saturday, June 15, 2013

Don't regret








The tragedy of life is not death but what we let die inside of us while we live" - Norman Cousins


We have heard so many times regretting the people on the life saying like I could have, I might have and I should have. We all have something in our memory bank of the past that we wish we could have done differently, or something we wish we didn’t do. As we grow older we will find the only things we regret are the things we didn’t do. This is your only one life. You will never get another chance to live another life to do the things that you are born to do or to fulfill your dreams or to complete the task that is incomplete.

Whatever you have to do, do this in your present life. It’s never too late to do the things that you wished or desired. In what age you are get up and start doing the things that you wished or desired to be. Give your best, at least give a one chance to fulfill or to reach to your dreams or desires that you love to be, so that you cannot say at the any point of time to yourself that you haven’t tried otherwise it could have done or it should have done. One universal fact is that everyone has to die but we don’t want to die regretting on the life, we want to die giving an example to others that we lived our life to the fullest as much as we can and further we want to die saying that at least we gave a try to do the things that we wished or desired to be rather than not doing the things that we wished or desired very much.

Get rid of the negative thoughts such as I could have, might have and should have. Start living a life that won’t make us feel regretful, not even at an older age. Don’t let die the person or things inside of you that you wanted to be from the life, keep it alive. Don't regret on the person or things you wanted to be, be that or achieve it, that's it.


Friday, June 14, 2013

Worry will bury your life



“I am an old man and I have known a great many troubles, but most of them never happened” - Mark Tawin


Yes, you have probably heard of it many times. People are always saying that you should not worry but worry seems to find you on its own. The thing is that worry is not going to bring you what you need. What you need to do is focus on what you want rather than worry about is not being with you already. You must keep yourself open to receiving what you want. Thinking negatively closes the doors and brings in more negativity. The more clearly you focus on your goals consciously and subconsciously the better you are prepared to achieve them. You must focus on everything positive and make it a habit not to dwell on the negative. Always keep in mind how you wish your life to be instead of complaining about how it is. Numbers of studies have shown the following statistics about worries:

40% never happens- so in advance we are wasting our time by worrying. 

30% of what we worry about has already happened.  No one can change the past. Accept it for what it is and go on. 

12% are needless worries, such as what someone else thinks about us. 

10% are minor and unimportant such as we worry about being late, we worry about what to wear, what to eat, what to speak etc. 

8% of what we worry about actually happens and out this percentage 4% are beyond our control. We cannot change the outcome. These may include our health, the death of loved one or natural disaster. Stop worrying on the things that cannot be changed. Once Wayne Dyer said, “It makes no sense to worry about things you have no control over because there’s nothing you can do about them, and why worry about things you do control? The activity of worrying keeps you immobilized”. If you can’t sleep then get up and do something instead of lying there worrying. Remove out all your worries from your mind and write down all your worries on the paper and then go the bathroom and flash your all worries. Hopefully you will feel better. If you get worried it will just hype up your blood pressure and you will lose some seconds of your life. It’s true that a pound of worry won’t pay an ounce of Debt.