Don't Forget Your Past
Friday, 19 October 2018
Don't Forget the Past. Learn from this.
There is a popular saying in our society that goes something like this: Forget the past, don't worry about the future, live in the present.
There is truth in this statement. Too much of us lives is determined by the choices we made in the past. This shouldn't happen. After all, every new day provides an opportunity to become a new person on a new path destined for a new future.
But those who choose to forget the past lose its maximum potential. There are valuable lessons to learn from him. And those who choose to ask the right questions about their past are best prepared to live life fully in the present.
Consider lessons we can learn from our past. Only by asking the right questions can we find ...
• The power that determines us. The talents and abilities we use to navigate and provide value to the world determine the lives we live and the changes we can offer. And by recalling our strengths in the past, we can better recognize our opportunities in the present.
• Weaknesses that frustrate us. We all have weaknesses in personality and competence. When not addressed, these weaknesses limit our potential impact and significance. Find them. Get to know them. And learn to overcome it by seeking help from others.
• The cause that gives us energy. Our lives find the greatest joy when we help others find their happiness. Which social causes have given you energy in the past? What role can you fulfill in helping others? And how do similar pursuits bring new energy into your life today?
• Relationships that inspire us. Throughout our lives, there are, no doubt, a number of people who have inspired us to become better versions of ourselves. What do they have in common?And can you surround yourself with more people like them today?
• Environment that frustrates us. The company we take care of and the culture we use both bring us inspiration or thwart our progress. Is there a relationship in your past that constantly drops you and produces destructive decisions? If so, learn from your past to avoid it.
• Habits that strengthen us. During our lives, we use various disciplines to make the most of it.We found new diets, new fitness exercises, or new morning routines. We experimented with them - some jobs, some not. Finally, this new discipline becomes habitual or fades from our memories. Looking back. Get to know habits that bring energy, health, and passion in your life.And embrace them again.
• Affection that brings joy to us. Various things in our minds and attention from our hearts bring a number of different joys, meanings, and satisfaction into our lives. Does love for life make you most joyful? And have you escaped from them? If yes, come back. And thus, recognize what distracts you from them in the first place.
• Pursuit that distracts us. In the end, the decisions we make with the resources that have been given to us determine the life that we ultimately live. Most of the resources we have in private are limited and limited (money, time, energy). By definition, their allocation to a pursuit limits the amount of resources we have for others. It is wise to recognize subtle pursuits that routinely distract you from the most sincere desires of your heart.
• Addiction that controls us. We are people who give people our most valuable assets too often.We fall under the influence of substances, possessions, or entertainment. And when we do, our lives are no longer ours. Identify control substances that are repetitive (addicted) in your life and humbly seek the help needed to eliminate their influence on you.
• The temptation that makes us stumble. Similar to addiction, each of us has a unique weakness in temptation. These temptations can vary in nature, but each reduces as much as possible from life. But they don't need to define us. We can start a new one. However, only those who can identify and acknowledge their mistakes in the past have the opportunity to learn from them.
• Learning styles that suit us. We all learn differently. Some are visual learners, some are verbal, some learn best in group settings, while others learn best alone. Your learning style is as unique as your fingerprint. The important thing is to recognize and understand what style is best for you. This life must be filled with continuous learning ... and the sooner we recognize the best way we learn, the faster we will begin to grow in it.
"Those who don't know history are destined to repeat it." - Edmund Burke
The motivation that drives us. Deep down, our motivation goes very high. It determines the decisions we make, the use of our time, and the words we choose to use. Understanding our deepest motivation is a difficult task. This requires silence, patience, and consistent self-evaluation. But the more we find out why we do the things we do, the easier it is for us to make the best use of our lives today.
If we start asking the right questions, there are many lessons that give life that we can learn from our past. Never feel that you must be determined by it. But it is just as foolish to forget it completely when it offers so much potential for the present.
- Joshua Becker
You Don't Have to Forget Your Past, You Just Have to Let It Go
Your past is exactly like that - the past.
Moments that have come before, memories, cities you've visited, mistakes and choices you made. This is called the past for a reason. Because it's coming and going, it's behind you, it's in the back view, it's gone.
But that is still important.
Some people think that you must forget your past. Forget about 'I love you' sharing with other important people, forget the painful memories associated with the lost person, forget your feelings and the things you say, good or bad. But they are wrong.
The past is not meant to be forgotten. In many ways, the past is meant to be celebrated.
This is what the past teaches us: how we grow, what we have learned, the people who have shaped us, and the people we become. This is important.
If you bury the past, you cannot learn from your mistakes, you cannot acknowledge your emotions, you cannot grow. No, you don't have to stick to the past, tie it like a lead balloon to your ankles and hands. But you need to remember it, need to accept what it teaches and how it can help.
You must choose to let the past go,
but never forget it.
Instead, hold beautiful lessons and memories close to your heart, let all who build you become better people.
There is no reason to hold back regrets and pain in the past. But there is a reason to remember - to prevent this from happening in the future, to protect yourself, to be vigilant. However, after all this was acknowledged, regret and pain
leave it alone.
Drop the main balloon. Free yourself from luggage. Never forget the lessons you have learned, but don't let them keep your heart bitter and guarded.
The funny thing about life is this: You will always have a habit that reminds your loved ones, the habits of people who have left this earth, or thoughts that remind you of someone you know, or the place you have been visit.
You will always be a part of your past, small pebbles from everyone you have ever dated, ever loved, ever kissed.
But this is beautiful about the past - it builds you up.
And without that, you will not be the same person. So you can't forget it, just put it aside, or pretend it never happened. But you can't hold it so hard that your fingers and hands bleed and become raw.
You must find a middle ground. Place of acceptance and remembrance, but a place of freedom.Places that know who you are, but look forward, waiting for who you will soon be.
- Marisa Donnelly
My opposition lies in the fact that there are valuable lessons that can be learned from the past, which is why it must not be forgotten. I understand that the past must be left there, and that we must move forward. However, isn't there a famous saying that those who don't know history are destined to repeat it? Mistakes have the power to turn us into something better than before and improve the future.
I think it's safe to say that we have all experienced failures, mistakes, and losses in life. Rather than choosing to learn and grow, some decide to think about that bad experience and let them block the possibility in the future. The key to moving is remembering that there is absolutely nothing you can do to change the past. More damage than good is done when you think too much or linger on something you can't control. Instead of worrying about the past, take what you have learned and apply to improve your future.
Those who choose to block bad memories from the past lose their full potential. By taking the time to examine the past briefly, you can continue to know that you are better prepared for similar situations in the future. This can be done by realizing and correcting weaknesses, utilizing strengths and seeking relationships that inspire you to become your better self.
An important thing to remember when considering the past is that there is a lesson in every bad situation. Being able to find the positive side is the key to learning and growing from unpleasant experiences. Try to live with this quote from writer Nicole Williams: "Every morning we have the opportunity to be different. An opportunity to change. An opportunity to be better. Your past is your past. Leave there. Continue with the future. . "
- Odyssey
Changed, But Don't Forget the Past
I am sure we have all received advice about forgetting the past, not worrying about the future and deciding to live at that time. I can see how people find truth in this statement because I agree with the fact that too many of us feel determined by mistakes made in the past. It shouldn't be because every day brings new opportunities to grow, learn, and improve.My opposition lies in the fact that there are valuable lessons that can be learned from the past, which is why it must not be forgotten. I understand that the past must be left there, and that we must move forward. However, isn't there a famous saying that those who don't know history are destined to repeat it? Mistakes have the power to turn us into something better than before and improve the future.
I think it's safe to say that we have all experienced failures, mistakes, and losses in life. Rather than choosing to learn and grow, some decide to think about that bad experience and let them block the possibility in the future. The key to moving is remembering that there is absolutely nothing you can do to change the past. More damage than good is done when you think too much or linger on something you can't control. Instead of worrying about the past, take what you have learned and apply to improve your future.
Those who choose to block bad memories from the past lose their full potential. By taking the time to examine the past briefly, you can continue to know that you are better prepared for similar situations in the future. This can be done by realizing and correcting weaknesses, utilizing strengths and seeking relationships that inspire you to become your better self.
An important thing to remember when considering the past is that there is a lesson in every bad situation. Being able to find the positive side is the key to learning and growing from unpleasant experiences. Try to live with this quote from writer Nicole Williams: "Every morning we have the opportunity to be different. An opportunity to change. An opportunity to be better. Your past is your past. Leave there. Continue with the future. . "
- Odyssey