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2020 Was Just Unpredictable
The year 2020 showed us that anything can happen here on Earth. It has presented chaos bypassed what anyone was ready for. Whether it was cultural differences, anxiety of many faces, a virus no one understands, lost lives, closed businesses, unemployment, and an election that just was the tip of the iceberg.
We have prevailed through a very long year but we still have many challenges. There are so many things that we have to tackle, one can only imagine where to begin. One thing is for certain, we have to keep moving forward or face insanity head on.
We have to keep believing that we can make it through all this like before 2020 dropped its chaotic bliss on us. Faith should still drive the wheel of you accomplishing life itself. Because at the end of the day, that’s all we got and what we all want, is to survive this pain, this uncertainty of what we are living in and what lies ahead.
We want to still make memorable moments. You still want to be apart of something. You want and urn for relationships, urn for the safety of our family and ourselves. But the anxiety of whether or not we will inherit this virus plagues us. The fear of having to deal with the frustration of another person entering into your world plays to much with the mind that we feel lost. As if we are walking through a mist so thick that it causes you to question your steps going forward or backwards.
We all want security, but this virus is so unpredictable that it causes one to be hesitant about creating new relationships even though they want someone in there life. You can have those relationships even in the most of things. We just have to take more calculated judgements than before. Which means that we all have to be more perticular about our choices. Because even on top of the virus, there is still sexually transmitted diseases that haven’t disappeared because of the virus. There still is a possibility of unwanted pregnancy, and domestic violence. The more you are in contact with someone, the more chance of conflict between everyone.
When you choose, there is so much power in the decision of your choice, that it can propel your momentum forward into changing your path in life. It can be hard to move forward if you can’t see the outcome, but I plead with you to do it anyway. Make a choice to change your paths in life. Move forward and bring about a light that will shine for someone else to see that there is hope.
Create that ripple effect that brings about innovation in a world that is in need of reconstruction. Create and/or start your own side hustle, or full-time business from home, like selling your knowledge on how to cook creative dishes, creating a youtube channel on how to grow a home garden. YouTube is a major platform for learning new things.Go back to school for a new career like an IT tech, medical coding, web designer where you can work from home. So many have an issue with adapting to change that it stops you in your tracks of growth. Which will open the door to procrastination, and complaining that will never change anything. No one wants to be stuck in a place of uncertainty, so it’s a great place to start creating your path of certainty. You all have the power to create the life you want to live and it starts with not making any more excuses.
It’s 2021, and we have already witnessed how fast things can change last year. It’s the next year into the abyss and the only change that has come is still on a rocky rollercoaster, which is a vaccine that we are still unsure about it, but they are trying to do something. They are not turning a blind eye or just waiting for something to magically happen.
Why it’s important for us to not to wait for something to just to appear. We have to adapt and jump on the change train and make your life just a little better. Create the relationship you are looking for with someone you can spend your life with, stop waiting for someone to give you a job and create your own that will serve purpose to others. Become that little person you once was and get up and try it again, that thing called life. It’s yours to do what you want with it. Become a new you.
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