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Monday, 19 March 2018

MONDAY'S MOTIVATION BY FIONA CUMMINGS


Good day Bloggets. The sun is so bright today, the heat from it finds itself wresting on the inside of my windowsill. Though outside of my window, the bitter blasting booming wind continues to tear through the clouds and bend the bare trees allowing puddles of melted snow to dress in a coat of ice!

 

Now, today is Monday, and if you are like me, waiting for some news, needing to chill, then we need to remember a few important factors. Firstly, we don’t measure life in minutes and hours, we measure life in memories and dates! We have 24 hours in our day, but we don’t need to do everything in one day. Most things we panic about, will still be there the next day. It took me until seven years ago, to discover that. Make your own rules for your own life. Stop letting others narrate or dictate your every move. Define what kind of life you will want to reflect upon when you are at the end of your life.

 

Every time you say yes, I will do that fun thing next week, or do that course next year, or apply for that job in a couple of years, if the moment the thought comes to you, then do it. Procrastination is my middle name. So, if you share my name I’m with you, I know how you feel, but that feeling isn’t positive, is it? Putting off jobs especially errands for others who don’t appreciate what we do, can wait, but doing what we need to do for our own personal development is good!

 

  Dump those in your lives who make you feel sad, cry depressed. Hang out with those who enjoy living, they are the professionals. If you can’t hang out with people like that, then really you are better off on your own, your own misery is yours to change but other people’s hell will drag you down and you will find out that it gets harder to climb out of that deep dark den!

 

Something I read over the weekend is, pain and anger steals a lot so get rid of it. Hmm, easier said than done, right, where to put it? How to get rid of it? I guess every time we have a thought from our past, start to think of something good in our lives if there is nothing good that comes to mind, then try to think about what we would like in our life plan, then work out how we can get it/them.

  

Our yesterdays don’t determine our tomorrows. So, don’t let our tomorrows be ruled by our past.

   

© Fiona Cummings

 

 

 

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