Living

All actions have consequences and we must be prepared to face them, whatever they may be. This is not the easiest thing, because it can be extremely difficult to face painful things, especially due to your actions. That which is good and upright is at critical times most difficult!
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Cleanup principle

I have this app called avast cleanup, and I think it's fantastic, so simple to use and takes the stress away from having to go through your whole phone just to find deletable data. If only avast had a maid service to do the same for my home! Technically it's so simple because the principle is the same universally. What takes up most space? What haven't you used in a long while? What takes up little space and haven't used in a while? Can you archive it or dump it? ........Avast cleanup my house!
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People,people,people

We are molded by our genetics, our upbringing, our beliefs, all our experiences. Some of us learn from what we hear, some from what we see and some only learn by actually experiencing, what we call 'burn to learn'. My understanding of sympathy is someone seeing you in pain and saying "wow that must hurt!" Whereas empathy is someone saying "ow! That hurts!" When they see you in pain. It is understandable when someone has never experienced your situation and says"don't focus on your problem, just get up and walk, you don't need legs!"but when someone who lost a finger says"you need to keep holding on and don't let go", to someone missing a hand! well, what can you say to that? Can't we think? Can't we at least sympathise? Is that the best encouragement we can come up with? .....someone said to me once that saying "it could be worse" doesn't help. I think it's supposed to bring it into perspective when your hand is hurting and you see someone without hands struggling to live! It doesn't make the pain go away, it's not supposed to! You're supposed to try harder, get inspired, feel ashamed not continue to moan about how much pain you're in and sit there and do nothing! Sometimes we want to cut off the hand but even without the hand we may continue to have the pain, and we don't have a hand now to do anything with.....something to think about
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