How to Forgive and Forget to Build Wealth
Everyday we see people how are not reaching there full potential not because they are lazy or dumb.
It because the have never learned how to forgive and forget.
They spend all their life blaming their families, friends and their environment for the fact that they do not know how to build wealth.
With that attitude you will never succeed in life.
It is one thing, when you are a teenager, to feel like you were a victim of circumstances but as an adult you have to let it go.
Try to forgive everyone around you and then move forward.
Nobody is asking you to forget what happened but you have to leave it all in the past.
Not all will have a perfect up bringing but if you spend all your life just blaming the world you will end up broke and all alone.
In order to build wealth you must take responsibility for your actions.
The course you set yourself on will determine whether or not you succeed or fail.
Many of people have pulled themselves out of horrible beginnings to end up owning their own business or landing their dream job.
There is no reason that you can't do it either.
Just start with forgiving others and yourself as well.
Once you are able to leave that all behind you will able to focus on your future instead of dwelling on the past.
Sure, you are not going to ever forget what happened to you and as well as you shouldn't.
Remember how bad things was for you so you can then not repeat the process with your children.
But aside from that, you need to forget and move on.
No one can tell you for sure how to forgive sense every situation is different.
But forgive you must is you ever want to build wealth.
The world does not owe you a thing.
You owe it to the world to be the best you can be regardless of where or how you got started in life.
So let today be the day you forgive someone for all your past troubles.
Then start on your path to build wealth.
And take these words by a famous person with you who said; "I can forgive, but I cannot forget, is only another way of saying, I will not forgive.
Forgiveness ought to be like a cancelled note, torn in two, and burned up, so that it never can be shown against one.
" - Henry Ward Beeche.
It because the have never learned how to forgive and forget.
They spend all their life blaming their families, friends and their environment for the fact that they do not know how to build wealth.
With that attitude you will never succeed in life.
It is one thing, when you are a teenager, to feel like you were a victim of circumstances but as an adult you have to let it go.
Try to forgive everyone around you and then move forward.
Nobody is asking you to forget what happened but you have to leave it all in the past.
Not all will have a perfect up bringing but if you spend all your life just blaming the world you will end up broke and all alone.
In order to build wealth you must take responsibility for your actions.
The course you set yourself on will determine whether or not you succeed or fail.
Many of people have pulled themselves out of horrible beginnings to end up owning their own business or landing their dream job.
There is no reason that you can't do it either.
Just start with forgiving others and yourself as well.
Once you are able to leave that all behind you will able to focus on your future instead of dwelling on the past.
Sure, you are not going to ever forget what happened to you and as well as you shouldn't.
Remember how bad things was for you so you can then not repeat the process with your children.
But aside from that, you need to forget and move on.
No one can tell you for sure how to forgive sense every situation is different.
But forgive you must is you ever want to build wealth.
The world does not owe you a thing.
You owe it to the world to be the best you can be regardless of where or how you got started in life.
So let today be the day you forgive someone for all your past troubles.
Then start on your path to build wealth.
And take these words by a famous person with you who said; "I can forgive, but I cannot forget, is only another way of saying, I will not forgive.
Forgiveness ought to be like a cancelled note, torn in two, and burned up, so that it never can be shown against one.
" - Henry Ward Beeche.