'All GREAT CHANGES ARE PRECEDED BY CHAOS'
Posted: 31 Aug 2018 23:19
I thought this to be stimulating, positively. "Is the glass half full, or is it half empty?"-------one can look at the
writing on the wall and deem it negative or positive, depending on which side one is living in at the moment.
Change is a hard thing for most people to deal with. Change is usually stressful for most. Unless, one has as
understanding of why this change is happening, and it would help the person if they understand the possible
positive benefits this change can stimulate. If you understand the "why", you might have a better sense of purpose,
or a higher reason why you should do this and go through this change positively.
Chaos usually indicates disturbance, unorganised, emotional distress, unhappiness, the inmates running the asylum.
Chaos (of Latin origin, one example given is that it is a state of things in which chance is supreme) or (the
confused, unorganised state of primordial matter before the creation of distinct forms).
Once again, one of my favourite theories in successful people, "It doesn't matter what happens to you, when where,
or why, and how-----what matters most is what you do after it happens to you." If most chaos is present, what do
you decide to do about it? That is what matters most.
Ironically, from one window is light, the other dark.
writing on the wall and deem it negative or positive, depending on which side one is living in at the moment.
Change is a hard thing for most people to deal with. Change is usually stressful for most. Unless, one has as
understanding of why this change is happening, and it would help the person if they understand the possible
positive benefits this change can stimulate. If you understand the "why", you might have a better sense of purpose,
or a higher reason why you should do this and go through this change positively.
Chaos usually indicates disturbance, unorganised, emotional distress, unhappiness, the inmates running the asylum.
Chaos (of Latin origin, one example given is that it is a state of things in which chance is supreme) or (the
confused, unorganised state of primordial matter before the creation of distinct forms).
Once again, one of my favourite theories in successful people, "It doesn't matter what happens to you, when where,
or why, and how-----what matters most is what you do after it happens to you." If most chaos is present, what do
you decide to do about it? That is what matters most.
Ironically, from one window is light, the other dark.
