Level 1 finally done despite the obstacles
I have finally completed level 1 of training and am moving on to level 2. When I set out to do this about a month ago I felt I would blaze through this like a race car zips around the track. However, it took longer than expected. Between working the 9-5, a sick nephew, internet outages, and sickness of my own it was more difficult than I expected to find time to work on my dream business and spend time on WA.
One thing I have learned is that the world is full of obstacles. It isn't the obstacles that determine our fate but how we handle and overcome them. I found out 5 days ago I am diabetic. In a weeks time my vision deteriorated so much that I could not even read the computer screen anymore. I was weak and lethargic. I barely made it through a day at my 9-5. I took a trip to the eye doctor and got new contacts and get sent to get a diabetes screening and sure enough that was the problem.
It is a big lifestyle change to have to change basically everything there is about your life instantly. I however I try to look at it as improvement and not obstacles. A lot of people have it worse, such as the poor Syrians.
I am thankful to be done and more determined than ever to finish and succeed
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I have experienced many obstacles since I started last year. 6 of our beloved friends are now in Heaven. It has been so difficult for us. See I believe that obstacles are only a bump in the road and God is our strength. I will be praying for you If it is ok with you. Wishing you a blessed journey and much success. I will follow you, please follow back.
Sherry
Yes please and Ian so sorry for your beloved friends being gone. That is so tough, and to be so many so quickly. I will pray for you and their families
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You have it exactly right - it's not the things that block your path, it's your reaction to the obstacles. Keep on! Best wishes for your success!