Something a little about me
In the beginning let me tell you I won't bother you much with this blog.
I just want to share with all of you some moments from my life.
I started with this community a year ago.
However so many bad things happened in my life that I had to move on.
I am 26 years old, sometimes I think with things that happened to me that I was 66. At the age of 16 I went to earn money for my driver's license and I went to work on construction sites. Dad said so, then I didn’t accept it I was mad at him. I thought it was his duty. In fact, I thought it was every parent’s duty to pay for their child’s driver’s license.
Today I'm glad he did. He instilled in me some virtues that only came to my head after 6.7 years. I am glad that they came and that I met them. Maybe I’d be mad at him my whole life.
I think the virtue he instilled in my head is perfect.
You do not know, you do not protect, you do not respect and you do not appreciate what you do not acquire with your own hands.
When I turned 18 of course I passed my driver’s license. I immediately went to work for my dad of course.
At first, I loved the job, in fact when I think about it I loved it because I didn’t know anything else and because it was completely new to me I was just starting to breathe.
I became an adult and it meant a little fun. To enjoy a little in my young years. However, I worked all the time. While most of my peers sat with Mom and Dad and had fun, I worked.
In a way, it hurt and bit me a lot. I was filling my head and it was eating away at me.
Until the day came when something in my head did not break, I was already 25 years old, I decided to follow in my footsteps and I went to Austria. I liked it here. Although I made the mistakes my father told me I would make if I didn't change.
I made a lot of mistakes in my life and it cost me a lot of money tears and time. I always made the wrong decisions. Whenever I would say that I would change anything, I would just stay with the words. You know what an ugly feeling it is, when you promise yourself nothing, you don't stick to it.
I smoked a lot, I drive a crane on the construction site, most of the time I walk sometimes I have nothing to do or I create the image that I have nothing to do, I smoked 2 boxes of cigars a day.
Then it was as if something had broken in me.
I felt like a parasite. I just ate, smoked coming home unsatisfied.
I had an argument with the dearest creature in the world. My girlfriend
I can proudly say I haven't smoked in a month.
I have read eight books in the last two months.
They changed my life and my way of thinking.
I am a completely different person I can be thankful that there are people like ROBIN SHARMA, ROBERT KIYOSAKI, GRANT CARDONE and many others. Their books changed my life completely.
I want to tell you this.
Never give up never ever. It doesn't matter how many times you fall. What matters is how many times you fall and get up. Always consider yourself a winner even when you think you are not always consider yourself a winner.
Finally, I want to thank you all. To all who follow me, who are always there. Thank you all. Maybe sometimes I don’t see a reply to someone who posted something on my profile, don’t take it for granted.
I work very hard at work I leave at 6 in the morning I come back at 18 in the evening.
I can hardly see everything sometimes.
Thank you all for always being there!
Thank you, Kyle & Carson
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Two things stand in the way of growth from life's challenges.
1. We make such a bad mistake that we actually die from our mistake.
2. That we indulge self-pity, wallow in the "poor-Me!" attitude.
That one, from which we may recover, is just a huge waste of time.
Otherwise, each trial is an OPPORTUNITY for the greater blessing, which we need, or it would not be a trial.!
Blessings,
SH1
Hello Mirko,
First of all, I do appreciate you sharing
your life so sincerely and wholeheartedly.
You have come to the point in your life that
something got to give. We all do.
Change cannot be avoided in life. So we cannot
resist change We just have to embrace it.
Life is changing all the time -- and certainly the
day-to-day conditions on our planet are changing
now in ways we could not have expected -- so the
fact of change is real, and very present.
Our invitation from life is to not let changes get us
down, but to lift ourselves up, and move past them.
Your past is not a day for remembering but to
memorialize your decision to heal every wound
that could cause it.
"No one does anything inappropriate, given their
model of the world." Embracing the wisdom in those
eleven words could change the course of human history.
I am so proud of you for what you had become and I know
you will continue to create yourself to the grandest version
of the greatest vision you have of yourself.
In God we trust!
In light and love,
Elizabeth
aaww. Such wonderful words!
Thank you so much!
We need more people who bring the energy of joy into life in this way.
Thank you so much I really appreciate your every word!
God bless you!
Thank you so much, Mirko and you are always
welcome.
Thank you for your kind words and I do really
appreciate you more.
God bless you richly!
Elizabeth
Hi Mirko, I can relate to the story about your dad. There were a lot of people that no to me which left me, dependant, on my self if I want to grow, learn and earn my way through life.
Below is a quote that I did not understand at first but after reading it a few times I got the message.
Thank you for sharing your story.
All the best,
Michael
Thank you, man. I really appreciate that.
Truly a wise and instructive quote.
Thank you for the wonderful words!
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Thanks for sharing your story, Mirko. I am very glad you have found your way back from that feeling of brokenness and being a parasite, as you put it.
The virtue your dad instilled in you is indeed a good virtue. One we all need to learn!
All the best to you as you continue your journey at WA.
Thank you very much!