Negative feelings are like weeds

Negative feelings are like weeds; if you don’t fully extract their roots, they will keep coming back.  So take control of your attitude.  Look at what’s right.  Believe in yourself.  Ignore those who try to discourage you.  Avoid negative people, places, things, and habits.  Don’t give up, and don’t give in to consuming the garbage these negative sources are trying to feed you.

Sure, there will always be problems and challenges, but there are always people willing to transform those problems and challenges into great opportunities.  Those who have the courage, commitment and discipline to do so, create a better life for everyone.  Be one of these people.  Focus on positive solutions and work your way eagerly toward a brighter future.

~Marc and Angel

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