Three Days, Three Quotes Challenge – Day 3

I have printed this quote on my visiting card to remind me everyday to not blame my situation or what’s happening around me.

“Life Is 10% What Happens To Us And 90% How We React To It”

 
It’s so easy to get into blaming other things for your cranky mood… you know my client was extra cranky, didn’t find a cab, didn’t get a seat in the train, my cat’s sick, I am worried about my parents’ health and so on and on and on…..

But in reality it’s how I am able to deal with things around me. I have found that even in the most difficult situation if I focus on the present and work on the task at hand rather than complaining and feeling victimized by the situation, I am able to think clearly and take a well balanced decision. If I focus on my fears too much, nothing except a panic attack comes out of it.

I have got through my father’s heart attack, putting one of my cats to sleep and so much more by keeping the focus on what is really needed from me in those situations. To be there for them. Not to focus on losing them but to actually be there for them, cause they needed me.

It’s all about taking charge of my life rather than just drifting along fearing what’s up ahead!

My Day 1 and Day 2 Quotes of the three days, three quotes challenge.

First of all I would like to thank Crushed Caramel, for nominating me for the “Three days, three quotes challenge” and for allowing me to share some of my favourite quotes that keep me inspired daily.

THE RULES:
• Thank the person who nominated you.
• Post a quote for three consecutive days (1 quote for each day).
• Nominate 3 different bloggers for each day.

MY NOMINEES FOR DAY THREE OF THE THREE DAYS, THREE QUOTE CHALLENGE:

Centi Script
The Little Fears
Blue Sky Days 365
I have loved reading through your posts and appreciate all the support and encouragement I have received from you guys. I hope you enjoy this challenge as much as I have. Looking forward to reading some fun, wise and inspirational quotes from you guys!

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