If you are continually concerned with other people’s opinions about what you do, how you look, how you dress, what you say, or how you live your life, you have made yourself a willing prisoner of other people’s opinions. Stop living your life according to other people’s opinions and set yourself free.
Don’t spend your time condemning others. You cannot possibly know what is going on in someone else’s life, nor can you know what all he has had to deal with in his past or the context of his actions.
Don’t be too attached to the outcomes of your actions; be at peace with doing the right thing. Even if you do everything perfectly, you can’t control the outcome of your actions. There will always be unexpected twists and turns...
People look for happiness, tranquility, and contentment in many places, searching for that ever-elusive inner peace, which we all desire at a deeper level, to provide peaceful satisfaction in their life. But what exactly is this inner peace...
Every action you take produces an outcome. It may or may not be the outcome that you had hoped for, but in the end, it is not the outcome that truly matters. What matters is that you have done what you think is right to the best of your ability.
Forgiving the other person does not mean that you have to allow that person back into your life. It simply means that you are refusing to allow what he did to continue to disrupt your inner peace
Focus on making yourself better, not thinking that you are better. Don’t spend your time condemning others. You cannot possibly know what is going on in someone else’s life, nor can you know what all he has had to deal with in his past or the context of his actions.
The thoughts that you dwell on determine your life; what you think, you become. This may sound overly simplified to you, but it is true nonetheless. Your thoughts are much more powerful than
You do not owe anyone any justifications for your actions. If you snapped at someone who did not deserve it, simply make a heartfelt apology, once, and move on. You don’t have to apologize over and over again. If you were sincere and meant it the first time, that should suffice.
Your thoughts become your desires; your desires lead to your actions; your actions change your life, and the changes in your life lead to continued changes in your thoughts. It is a never-ending cycle that starts with your thoughts and cycles back to your thoughts. Bohdi Sanders