Tearing Other People Down Will Never Make You Happy

Life is not about tearing other people down. It is not about making other people feel terrible about themselves. It is not about bringing other people down, taking what belongs to them. It is not about thinking negative thoughts about other people.

Life is about loving people. It is about showing them the way. It is about accepting them for who they are, not for what they can do for you.

If you want to get ahead in your own life, tearing other people down won’t get you there.

If you want to be happy in your life, beating other people down won’t get you there.

If you want to get better at what you are doing, tearing other people down won’t do it for you. Instead, it will make you even weaker.

If you want other people to love you, to follow you, to accept you for who you are, don’t tear them down.

That is life! If you don’t love them, they won’t love you. If you don’t care about them, they won’t care about you.

Before you go, remember this: If you want to go far in your life, you have got to learn how to carry other people along. You have got to lift other people up. Why?

Because no one is good enough to know everything.

Why You Must Know Your Place

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‘Know your place. Learn to belong, because wherever you go, there you are. There’s nowhere else real to be.’– Sharon Blackie

To be comfortable with yourself, you must know your place. Knowing your place is important to your happiness. It is important to who you are becoming.

If you want to enjoy the world around you, if you want to enjoy what you are doing, if you want to enjoy the people you hang out with, you must learn to belong.

You must learn to belong to yourself. You must learn to belong to your inner self. When you belong to yourself, no one can separate you from your dreams.

When you belong to yourself, it means you know who you are. It is important. If you can do it for you, you can achieve anything.

Remember, ‘Wherever you go, there you are.’ To enjoy where you are, why not learn to belong to yourself?

Why not learn to be comfortable with yourself, with who you are, and with who you are becoming?