HOW TO AVOID “DEPRESSION”?



The past has a great power on everyone. While, the past is past. If you want to live a great life, don’t allow yourself to be controlled by others.

1.      Do not allow your past to control your present or your future life. Your past is gone. Whatever happened you must let it go.

2.      Do not allow other people’s opinions and judgments to control the direction of your life! Leave the pain of your past behind, so it cannot ruin your future.

3.      Do not allow your life to be controlled by your own limited beliefs. Leave your pain and imagine what you could achieve. Have faith in yourself, think about success and expect success.

4.      If someone did you wrong, the ONLY WAY you can win is if you let it go and move on. If you live in hate, they win. If you live in the victim story, they win. If you want to win, you must focus on building your future and start right now building (character) positive mind.

5.      You were born unique for a reason, you were born to stand out, to be appreciated and loved for WHO YOU ARE. You are not above anyone, you are not below anyone.

Learn to be peaceful inside you. Do not be silent Exodus but Silent Winner. Jesus said, "Come to me, all of you who are weary and carry heavy burdens, and I will give you rest” (Matthew 11:28).

By: Victor Aung Thu Lin


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