Brutal Life Lessons

Unprepared

A young woman loses her mom early in life and begins an incredible journey of self-discovery. She is ambitious, passionate, and eager to learn. One day, she’s handed a book by a stranger sitting inside a hardware store wearing darkened sunglasses titled, “What Nobody Prepared You For.” Intrigued by the enigmatic title, She eagerly delved into the book’s pages. As she read through the chapters, she encountered valuable lessons about the types of people to avoid. The book warned about the dangers of surrounding oneself with negative influences and toxic individuals who hinder personal growth. Recognizing she had encountered such people, she consciously distanced herself from distractions.

Insightful

The book discussed cultivating a life filled with confidence, emphasizing the importance of self-belief, resilience, and the power of positive thinking. It presented a framework for embarking on a journey of self-discovery, encouraging individuals to step out of their comfort zones and confidently embrace new opportunities. Additionally, the book details essential elements that contribute to a meaningful existence, highlighting the significance of kindness, empathy, and the pursuit of one’s passions. Based on the insights from the book, individuals may find a renewed perspective and purpose in navigating through life.

The author revisited the hardware store where the man had been seen sitting. Upon entering the store, inquiries were made about the man. The shop owner responded by questioning the purpose of the inquiry. The author indicated a belief that the man may have seen something within them and expressed to ask questions. The shop owner informed the author that the man had passed away and was clinically blind, suggesting he couldn’t see anything. Surprised! The author noted that they had not encountered another copy of the unique book since then, indicating it’s an original.

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Friends

What do people want most in life? Have you ever asked friends and family members what makes them happy? Based on surveys, these 7 things are what people desire the most. Many seem obvious, but people are less likely to pursue them due to laziness. Lazy people tend to depend on others to do things for them. Opportunities always require hard work and sacrifice from you. It will never be easy.

Meaning behind the book.

  1. Love can help people feel understood, worthy, and valid. It can also help people meet their emotional needs and serve a higher purpose to expand their family and create a legacy. Without relationships, nothing in your life will multiply.
  2. Happiness is a primary goal for many people. If they can be satisfied or figure out what makes them the happiest.
  3. Confidence can help people feel ready for life’s experiences. It can also help people move forward with opportunities and try again if things don’t work out initially.
  4. Time management can help people lower stress and increase their accomplishments. We all have the same time per day. It’s what we do in those hours to maximize efforts that matters. Organization and prioritization.
  5. Education can help people achieve what they want and be successful. The right knowledge can catapult your lifestyle, help you change your status, and open doors previously shut.
  6. Passion can be tapped into when your life and work mean something. When your passion means more than a paycheck you focus on the good in life which will help improve mood, renew oneself, and reduce negativity. Learn to be grateful.
  7. Wealth is something people crave. It’s the one thing that we all can agree about. Nothing can be more fulfilling than having the funds to do all the things we love and like to do without worrying about the stress of lack. The truth is, the more money you have the more responsibility. 

 

“Show me who and what you honor in life and you’ve told me everything I need to know about you.” ~ Mike Murdock (7 Things You Must Honor To Have Uncommon Success)

Set boundaries and walk away from the draining energy of lazy people, who believe that life owes them a living or have a sense of entitlement. Make time for those who genuinely need your help and support based on virtue, not manipulation. Time is better spent with those who respect you.

Avoid 7 types to protect your emotional peace.

  1. The Perpetual Victim  
  2. The Unappreciative  
  3. The Lazy  
  4. The Manipulator  
  5. The Chronic Critic
  6. The Opportunist  
  7. The Envious

“I like to help a man when he’s down but I can’t help a man who wants to stay down on the ground.” ~ Bobby Womack (Harry Hippie)

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