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Re: Re: Where there's a will, there's a way , from Daniels, Brittany, posted Aug 24 2016 8:01PM
Crystal,
You have a point. I totally understand where you are coming from. We all handle situations differently and how we handle those situations if we handle them determines our health, mental status and level of success. Our success is determined by our ability to see things through to the end or completing things. If we don't finish the things we start because we are blind sided by outside forces and issues then we are not resilient. If there is something I know it is that life will always bring you more than you counted on and we have to be able to get past it and move forward.
Re: Re: Where there's a will, there's a way , from Daniels, Brittany, posted Aug 24 2016