I have been struggling for a long time. I was in denial about it, but I can’t run from it. I feel like I can’t escape other peoples pain and saddness unless I try to help them. It’s so weird, almost like being in their shoes, literally. SO i am never happy cause there are so many sad people out there. How do I escape?
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some do, most have a vague plan that can change with the times and opportunities it pays to be flexible and willing to undertake additional training
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And act as if it’s all your fault you have low self esteem.
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The Lovables in the Kingdom of Self-Esteem (Loomans, Diane)A charming book filled with characters that children can relate to while learning the qualities of a positive self-image. Thirty-two pages of full color illustrations.
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If you are a person who have always struggled in life but was always happy and managed to help others inspite of it all – and someone tells you…
” People cannot be truly happy if they are not of true service to others and if they are not meeting their fundamental needs.” What does that person mean?
If a person has most of his fundamental needs unmet. Does he need to meet those basic needs before he can go to a higher plane of functioning?
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How important is the happiness of others to you?
How important is your own happiness to you?
How do you balance the two?
Do you think that social conscience and intelligence makes one more inclined to be happy or unhappy?
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I’m a big believer in when people are generally nasty to others and over cocky, putting other people down, that they are doing it to feel better about themselves. I believe a happy person with a good self esteem will always treat others with respect and love.
Agree or disagree?
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For example, I’ve always wanted to be an actress. I feel guilt, because my mom has always wanted me to become a teacher or a lawyer, and I know my thoughts make her upset. The thing is that, even if I make money out of being a teacher, I know I am never going to love my work as much as I ‘d love acting.
So what’s better? Doing something that will make you happy, or disappointing others and fail achieving what they consider important?
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Motivational Speaker Victor Antonio on the Ripple Effect & Impacting Others…
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