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Related: About this forum"Don't focus on who you were, but who you want to be." That's my mantra!
Heard it from someone on the same journey as me a couple years ago. Another one I like is "I don't want to be known for what I don't do, but for what I do!"
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"Don't focus on who you were, but who you want to be." That's my mantra! (Original Post)
bif
Mar 2022
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When you focus on the present and who you want to be, that helps us to stay sane.
Stuart G
Apr 2022
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gab13by13
(25,432 posts)1. I agree about not dwelling on the past,
and it is great to have goals, but I make it easier, I only dwell in the present moment, because that is the only thing that is real.
Bristlecone
(10,524 posts)2. I know what you mean
Ive always been a bit of a time traveler - in my head of course.
Stuart G
(38,726 posts)3. About dwelling in the past, you cannot change the past..
The past is .."The Past" Now is the .....Present!!
Stuart G
(38,726 posts)4. When you focus on the present and who you want to be, that helps us to stay sane.
Why?..........Focusing on failures and Mistakes We Have Made,
,,,,,hurts us in the long run and the short run.
We all make, "Mistakes."....Yes ...ALL OF US.