Things will work out for you @warning-signs, do your best to focus on putting a good plan in place, hold your head up high and stay as positive as you can, you are a wonderful person who will make all your dreams come true, remember to always believe in yourself and go forward with confidence, there is always light at the end of the tunnel, feel free to message me anytime, my inbox is always open, stay strong, you are never alone (hugs)
why won’t anything go right? that kinda gives me the feeling that you were expecting something to go right… but it didn’t…. @warning-signs When a person doesn’t understand how certain things work, they end up making ’wrong’ predictions and ’expectations’ out of their interaction with those things. . So whatever doesn’t go right, whether it be a business deal, or interacting with people, or engineering a software… you kinda have to first learn how it works and functions, and what is the best way to go about interacting with it. . Once you have the know-how of it, of how it functions and whats the best way to go about doing it. You would know how would things react to your actions, and then you can expect more reasonably. Makes sense?
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Things will work out for you @warning-signs, do your best to focus on putting a good plan in place, hold your head up high and stay as positive as you can, you are a wonderful person who will make all your dreams come true, remember to always believe in yourself and go forward with confidence, there is always light at the end of the tunnel, feel free to message me anytime, my inbox is always open, stay strong, you are never alone
(hugs)
why won’t anything go right? that kinda gives me the feeling that you were expecting something to go right… but it didn’t….
@warning-signs
When a person doesn’t understand how certain things work, they end up making ’wrong’ predictions and ’expectations’ out of their interaction with those things.
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So whatever doesn’t go right, whether it be a business deal, or interacting with people, or engineering a software… you kinda have to first learn how it works and functions, and what is the best way to go about interacting with it.
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Once you have the know-how of it, of how it functions and whats the best way to go about doing it. You would know how would things react to your actions, and then you can expect more reasonably. Makes sense?