Plan your escape💙

"Turn your wounds into wisdom"

Life is like a river ,that keeps flowing and we are like the sailing boat. Life is based on trust ,hardwork and consistency for which we need to set clear goals.When you sail ,rower operates a pair of oars,one on each side of the boat ⛵.If there arise a situation where rower mistakenly lacks grip and leaves one of the oars,what will happen?

Life is full of uncertainities, there will be ups ,downs,highs,lows. Nothing can be predicted in advance,life has to go on a flow. In the situation of the rower, two things can happen: he may loose hope and stop sailing and may fall or he may also try hard and sail wisely to the destination. So it is required to be patient and act wisely according to the situation. Panicking can ruin good happenings.

Traveling in a boat and living life entail navigating through diverse experiences, challenges, and opportunities. Just as a boat journey demands meticulous planning, adaptability to shifting conditions, and perseverance to reach one's destination, life similarly necessitates these qualities. Both paths feature periods of tranquility and turbulence, and how we steer through them influences our overall journey and personal development.

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February 10, 2024 at 9:41 AM

From ignorance to "Oh crap!" In 60 seconds

"Ah, the golden days of blissful ignorance! Back when 'because Mom said so' was just a suggestion, deadlines were mythical creatures, and my parent's wise advice went in one ear and did a celebratory conga line out the other. Good times! Now, suddenly, all that 'wasted' time I was so busy not valuing, has mysteriously vanished. It's like my personal time bank ⏳️🏦 got robbed by the Responsibility Bandit! Now I'm over here dramatically weeping into my empty schedule, realizing that apparently, time isn't just a suggestion either. Who knew?! 🤔Turns out, that ticking clock🕑 wasn't just a fancy wall decoration after all. Live and learn, I guess... mostly learn the hard way, with a side of existential dread and a newfound appreciation for the concept of 'yesterday'."

Hey scaly friend👋

Imagine you're chilling in your backyard, minding your own business, when suddenly, a snake 🐍 slithers up and gives you a nasty bite. What do you do? Do you A) Run screaming or B) Sit down, calmly examine the snake's fangs, and try to figure out its motivations? I'm going with option A, thanks. Similarly, let's apply this logic to life. When life throws you a curveball, like a bad breakup💔, a job loss, or a particularly stubborn zit, do you dwell on why it happened? Or do you focus on finding a solution, like a new job, a better relationship, or a really good concealer? I think it’s much more productive to be like the person who runs away from the snake🏃‍♂️. You know, the one who values self-preservation over existential pondering. Because let's face it, who has time to analyze a snake's motivations when there's a first-aid kit to be found?

Mr.Bean and his teddy

Mr. Bean and his teddy🐻 share a unique and unbreakable bond, one that goes beyond words. Even though Teddy cannot speak, Mr. Bean expresses his love and affection through his actions, treating the stuffed toy as his closest companion. He understands that forming attachments to living beings comes with the risk of loss and disappointment, but Teddy is different—he will always be there. No matter how worn out or torn the toy becomes, Mr. Bean can always stitch it back together, ensuring it remains by his side for as long as he lives. To him, Teddy is more than just a toy; it is a constant source of comfort, a reliable friend who never lets him down. Unlike relationships with people, which can be unpredictable and fleeting, Teddy provides a sense of stability and unwavering companionship, making their bond truly special.

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