Before going to prison I chased materialism, status, and power to give my life a sense of meaning and fulfillment. It didn't work.
Here are 10 things I learned.
1. Dreams
My unfulfilled dreams aren't going to fulfill themselves.
Before going to prison I chased materialism, status, and power to give my life a sense of meaning and fulfillment. It didn't work.
Here are 10 things I learned.
My unfulfilled dreams aren't going to fulfill themselves.
Have you ever hit Rock bottom? It could be depression or getting to a helpless state of addiction and it doesn’t feel like there’s hope.
Rock bottom can be a point of complete ruin or complete turnaround in an aspect of one’s life. It’s usually a smash people tend never to forget it.
Nobody leaves the lowest point of their lives by accident.
We can only start to improve when we start making efforts to do so.
Whatever Rock Bottom is for you, it is a place you don’t want to be and the sooner you start getting out of it, the better.
Decide the consequence of a staying at rock-bottom is not worth the feeling of hopelessness or any short term pleasure (addictions).
Just like the Prodigal son (in the Bible) decided it was better to be a slave to his father than remain hopeless in a foreign land - he made a decision and acted right away.
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