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You are using an out of date browser. Health or disease. Opportunity or problem. Peace or unrest. Truth or lies.
Optimism or pessimism. Faithful or unfaithful. Ethical or unethical. Open-minded or close-minded. Victory or defeat. The list is endless. Many situations are beyond our control, but our response or reactions to them aren't.
We have a small window of control on external events but unlimited control on internal thoughts and resulting actions. We can control what we say and what we think.
Do you want to know a secret? Control is so precious and choices made in the face of issues and problems present much opportunity for personal growth and greatness. Everyone faces challenges in life, regardless of financial standing, fame or status. Often people who may appear on the outside to "have it all together" are actually suffering the most. The person who is "the life of the party" often suffers from serious depression when they are alone.
Things are not always as they appear. When things are not working out as you would like on the job, the way you appraise the reasons for failure can result in negative emotions. If you determine you are the reason for the failure, you may experience regret and sadness.
If you believe other people are responsible and it is not your fault, then you may be filled with anger and bitterness. Either response will affect your productivity on the job. If a determination is made not to try again, you should immediately become engaged in other pursuits. Finding new purposeful activities is needed and will help prevent health issues from arising, both emotional and physical.
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