The Alchemy of Adversity
“Why me?” is always the wrong question people ask themselves. “Why not me” is the right question.
Indeed, stoicism goes a long way. Not sure, though, if suffering is optional inlight of extreme physical suffering. Still, acceptance is better than fighting it, to be sure. An attitude of gratitude helps, too, que no?
Hang ups, let downs, bad breaks, set backs, natural fact is, you gotta pay, taxes.
Another tune with a slight variation:
“Why me?” is always the wrong question people ask themselves. “Why not me” is the right question.
Indeed, stoicism goes a long way. Not sure, though, if suffering is optional inlight of extreme physical suffering. Still, acceptance is better than fighting it, to be sure. An attitude of gratitude helps, too, que no?
Hang ups, let downs, bad breaks, set backs, natural fact is, you gotta pay, taxes.
Another tune with a slight variation: