Life is one big lesson.
Every corner along the path provides an opportunity for personal growth
and expansion via the various experiences we encounter. I am constantly looking for the message in
every moment so that I may become better than I knew possible. I am grateful for every teaching that is
presented to me, but I would have to say one I have found most invaluable has
been in the lessons of loss.
I, like so many have experienced the death of loved ones. I have also lived through the demise of my
marriage. Losing at love has taught me a
great deal and after taking a great amount of time to heal from such defeats I
know I am better for such experiences.
In fact, I am actually grateful for the opportunity to live and learn
and in return I believe these are the lessons that have taught me the most.
I recognize my shortcomings in my past relations and I work
hard to make sure I never make those same mistakes again. I will never take those I love for granted. In fact, I now go out of my way, daily, to
appreciate those I value. I will never
be afraid to apologize or be vulnerable.
You can never be shamed or faulted for trying, caring, and giving. You
only lose when you don’t give someone and life your all.
In all aspects of living, things don’t typically fall apart
over night; it’s the culmination of daily behavior, words, and actions that
allow things to demise. I know that it is the daily action and work that is
required to keep a relationship alive and vibrant. When you have really truly lost at love, you
are left with the lesson and importance of appreciating what you have when you
have it.
We have one life and sometimes we only have one chance. Why not value the time you have while you
have it rather than be disheartened after the fact. I would highly recommend
you take every opportunity presented as though it may be your last moment. Life really is short, so live one of no
regrets and take advantage of every second you have! Living to the fullest each
and every day will allow you to always be reassured that you gave it or someone
your all. If you have experienced loss,
then embrace those moments for the teachings you were supposed to learn. Be reminded daily of what you value and make
sure your actions, words, time, and behaviors reflect the significance. My losses are my lessons of what I truly
appreciate and won’t ever take for granted again. Take a moment to reflect on your own
heartaches in life….what are your lessons of loss?!


Hi there, I was reading your blog and a few things got my attention. You said "I will never be afraid to apologize or be vulnerable. You can never be shamed or faulted for trying, caring, and giving." I am 30 years old and I sometimes have a hard time saying sorry and to be vulnerable because maybe someone will take advantage of you. How do you get over that fear?
ReplyDeleteSaying you are sorry only counts if you truly mean it and should be. If so, then the good and positivity from doing the right thing (saying you are sorry) will shield you from the fear.
ReplyDeleteSo what do you think your shortcomings were when it came to your marriage? Do you think they contributed to your marriage dissolving?
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