Gary_John_Bishop_Unfu_k_Yourself__Get_Out_of_You

spend the night reading by candlelight?
Or when you got surgery and had to spend days lying in a hospital bed? Or
when you broke up with someone and felt depressed for weeks? Let all of it
in, from the most tragic and traumatic to the merely irritating, annoying or
regretful.
Remember all the problems you faced – and eventually overcame. A lot of
them may be very similar to what you’re dealing with today.
You probably felt a lot of the same emotions back then, too. You thought
you’d never get over your ex, that you’d never find a better job, or that you
wouldn’t live through the humiliation of some situation.
But you did. You raised up and kicked on and, looking back, some of those
problems might even seem a little silly now.
Can you believe how upset you were when you got a D on your math test in
high school? Or how bad you felt when you never got a second date with that
girl or guy you liked?
Even the more serious problems probably seem a lot different today. After
all, you did make it through them, and they ultimately helped shape and form
who you are today.
LOOKING TO THE FUTURE
Now that you’ve traveled to the end of the track in one direction, it’s time to
turn around and head the other way.
To the right – if you haven’t figured it out – is your future. Here’s where
you’ll find the things to come, all of the experiences and events awaiting you
in life.
New relationships with people you’ve yet to meet. Places to visit that you’ve
never been. Doing the things, you’ve always wanted to try.
You’ll get to experience the spine tingling rush that comes when you first
kiss someone you’re really attracted to. Or the connection, satisfaction and
peace of growing old with the person you love.