We are all created with quite distinctively differing characters and personas, some of us share certain degrees of similarities in how we lead our lives and relate to others first, in our own homes, society and else where.However, among all characters those embody our personality traits in how we can easily adapt to new situations and create long-lasting relationships with strangers is the character that gives the definition of logic and reason a whole new dimension.Man has for long devised differing approaches to adapt to new situations:
* The deprivation stage (situation)The instinctive mechanism to adapt to new situation especially after loosing a person close to you or a person you know or adaptation to a new surrounding like loss of a job, property or failure to achieve something.* The gain/creation stage (situation)The instinctive mechanism to adapt to a new situation like moving to a new community, success or creation of new relationships with strangers.
However, it’s usually how we appreciate this change that determines how long we take mourning the loss of our loved ones, something dear to us or handle and contain the “baggage” that success and relationships carry along the route.
Whenever we try as much as possible to unearth the faintest degree of hope when we collide with disasters and identity key opportunities in times of success, “plenty” and love, may be “tomorrow” will always find us much more prepared and ready.
Magyezi@smsmedia.info
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www.magyezi.blogspot.com
* The deprivation stage (situation)The instinctive mechanism to adapt to new situation especially after loosing a person close to you or a person you know or adaptation to a new surrounding like loss of a job, property or failure to achieve something.* The gain/creation stage (situation)The instinctive mechanism to adapt to a new situation like moving to a new community, success or creation of new relationships with strangers.
However, it’s usually how we appreciate this change that determines how long we take mourning the loss of our loved ones, something dear to us or handle and contain the “baggage” that success and relationships carry along the route.
Whenever we try as much as possible to unearth the faintest degree of hope when we collide with disasters and identity key opportunities in times of success, “plenty” and love, may be “tomorrow” will always find us much more prepared and ready.
Magyezi@smsmedia.info
Skype: gyezistep
www.magyezi.blogspot.com
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