This is what I have learned over the years.
Forgive people for wrongdoing
Keep your mind off of things that bother you to a point of distraction
It's better to occupy your mind with the things that will remove distractions (botherments) from your life. Friends, books and the internet can help with this.

Don't waste time on trying to repay or get revenge on someone. You will find that you missed something that was more important to have spent your time on.

Don't procrastinate. I have been the worst at this. Even at house buying a few years back, I procrastinated about it and someone else bidded ahead of me for that house and I ended up with another house. It turned out ok though .

Never compare yourself to others. We all have gifts that are unique and can be shared with others.

These are things that I have learned and am striving to implement permanently into my life to make things easier. W. Payne

Did you know that you can tell what people are reading or watching on TV from the way they speak.
For instance I asked someone a few weeks ago if they had read their Bible. This person said yes, they had.
The very next time I saw this person they spoke something to me that was derogatory, not mean really but something that indicated I wasn't getting enough sleep. The words were, Go hug that pillow!
Once again not mean words but something not uplifting. I didn't retaliate but it let me know he either lied about reading his Bible "Everyday", or he didn't understand what he read.
I have learned that the saying "you are what you eat" not only applies to the food you consume but also to what you consume from watching tv, newspapers, a bad environment, etc.
This is not a sermon it's life. When I watch a plane crash to the ground on fire it affects me. When I watch a professional chef cook up a good meal it affects me. Being around nice people affects me.
I'm a lot happier when I see and hear happy uplifting conversations, families having picnics and such.
What you take in through your eyes and hear with your ears is very important to you, your family and all your contacts.
This is not old fashioned and it's not outdated.
Have a Blessed day all.
W. Payne

Thank you, I appreciate that.

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