Everyone has problems but have you noticed that while
for some it takes over their life while others don’t seem to let it bother
them? What I find amazing is that there are a lot of people who bring it on
themselves. They always look at life as
the glass is half full. They complain about what is happening at home, work,
school, friends, you name it, all the while blaming the people or situations
they’re in as the instigator of the problem. Many times the facts aren’t even
known or are sifted through their worldview and have created a distorted view
of the issue.
I’d like to address what started the problem in the
first place because that’s the real issue at hand. It happens all the time,
first in the home, then school onto work, society, community at large and even
world events. What am I referring to? It’s minding your own business.
Think about that for a moment. How many arguments or
disagreements have you found yourself in because you or someone else got into your
business or you into theirs? How many times has someone made you feel bad about
the decisions you’ve made? What’s it to them? How many times have you become
upset over what someone else was doing whether it’s at home, work, school etc? Whose
business is it anyway? If it doesn’t directly affect you then it’s none of your
business.
Most people will recognize when someone is getting into
their business but don’t realize when they’re doing it to someone else. A good
indicator would be to hypothetically switch places and see how you’d react in
their shoes.
The solution to a happier stress-free life - mind your
own business.
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