How do you interpret life?


 How do you interpret your life experiences? 


When we go through life, we look back on experiences and complain about why did it happen to me, why did they do that to me. 

This changes our personality, making us angry, making us feel depression and anxiety this can eventually ruin your life and can turn into chronic illnesses. 


Learning to forgive can allow you to release the emotions as Les Brown says "Let it go to allow you to grow"


What is your social circle like?

Take a look around, do they allow you to go over and over how life is so bad or do they encourage you to be the best you can in life, allowing you to deal with challenges in the best way. 


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If you want to change the way you interpret your life, book a call with Jo Change my Interpretation

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