Past Present Future Life
By Lynn Furbert
@WritesFromTheHeart (89)
Hamilton, Bermuda
October 6, 2017 4:07pm CST
How you look at your life depends on you. You can Either Wallow in Your Past Or Learn From Your Past Using Your past as a stepping stone to propel you forward into your future is better than looking at your past as mistakes and shortcomings How You Embrace your Life whether negative or positive will determine the outcome Do You want to Live a Life Full of Road Blocks Or Do You Want Live a Life Of Productivity You Have The Power To Choose What You Want to Do with your Life Its All up To You.
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@Chibi05 (60)
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7 Oct 17
I feel it should be a balanced mix of both. Why I'm telling it is,I believe in something like this, learn from your past, never regret anything you did. No matter what you did, good or bad, you did it with all your heart. There is no point in regretting. If you have done too much good and regret it, learn from that experience as to, where to stop and what's the limit. If you did something bad, learn from the mistake and never repeat it again.
You can never go back and change anything. All we can do is, accept whatever happened and take the learnings forward.
@WritesFromTheHeart (89)
• Hamilton, Bermuda
8 Oct 17
Me to learn from the past and press on to the future,.
@Powermike (8)
• Abuja, Nigeria
7 Oct 17
The past is yesterday, the present is today and the future is tomorrow. Successful ones use yesterday to mend today and today is used to plan tomorrow. Anyone who fails to plan for tomorrow is planing to fail tomorrow.
@wongchoiyee (7413)
• Malaysia
7 Oct 17
I want to have control of my life especially my job, I don't want to depend on my parents.
@Spontaneo (14700)
• United States
8 Oct 17
They say to live in the "present". If I did that, my mind would come to a standstill.
What about if a person did something bad to you in the past? Do you put yourself out there and forgive (only for them to do it again)?
I sure do pray to God. I always thank Him for another day.
