How To Cope With Life In Tough Times

"Stop watering what only drains you."

In our life’s we often find ourselves tending to associate with the things that demands our energy but often nothing in return. This could be a one sides relationship , a soul crushing job or a negative habit we can't seem to break. we pour our times, effort and emotions into these areas, hoping for a different result only to find that ourselves feeling more depleted than before.

The powerful act of stepping the watering is not one of the neglects but of self preservation as  some instances. It is a brave and necessary choices of redirect your precious life force where its permitted and should be. By releasing your grip on what drains you, you create space for things that can actually grow relationship that nourish your work that fulfils you  and the habits that lift you up in tiem of mere downfall. This is not just a lesson in letting go, it is lesson in living with intention and honouring your own worth at all isntances and seasons.

"Never forget the people who saw the winner in you before you ever started winning." inspired by Bill cox

Thank you for sharing that perspective indeed it nourish the low hearts. Its a very important and insightful points. I agree that self worth is inherent and not dependent of external validation. My intention was to highlight how the belief of other can help us realize and embrace our own inherent worth not that it creates it.

Let’s revise the paragraph to better reflect this truth again in a simple manner. 

Some people enter our lives not just to cheer for our success but to plant the very seeds of it. Before we ever took the first step before we had a single victory to our name, they saw something in us a glimmer of potential, a spark of courage or a hidden strength that we ourselves hadn't recognized.

Their belief was a quite but powerful force a pre-emptive validation that encouraged us to see our own capabilities. This unconditional faith is rare and precious gift. it is the humility to remember where that initial push came from.  Just them.

We should never forget these people for their early belief is a beautiful and foundation piece of our journey toward realizing our own inherent worth.

-Manyi Kevin

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