Sunday, May 3, 2020

Statements of Encouragement.


Eku deed iwoyi o.
I have a statement of encouragement for you today . I just want you to know how much I enjoy bringing statement of encouragement to you to strengthen you during this difficult times. I don't enjoy the crisis, but I do enjoy the opportunity to encourage you or “us” in the crisis because I too get encouraged in the process. To lift your spirit up in this time of crisis. To let you see maybe the light at the end of the tunnel. So these statements are given, not only for me to share them with you, but for us to follow them. To learn how to apply them to our daily lives. So here's one quote by Martin Luther King. “We must accept finite disappointment, but we never lose infinite hope.” What he was saying is that disappointment is finite. This too shall pass. We have a period where we're going through a dark time. But he said, always understand that you need to compare finite disappointment, something that has a beginning and an end, to infinite hope. Something that is always is, doesn't have a beginning, and doesn’t have an end. What does he say? Hope outlasts disappointment. I want you to remember that. Because sometimes in the midst of difficulties, such as losing your job or set back in your business that results in low or no income, we get so consumed by how difficult and how hard this is that we lose the hope. Martin Luther King understood that disappointment is finite. Hope is infinite. You need to start playing that infinite game.
Malcolm Forbes quotes “When things are bad, we take comfort in the thought that they could always get worse. And when they are, we find hope in the thought that things are so bad they have to get better” We've been there, I've been there, and you’ve been there. Basically, wherever you are in the crisis, your perspective can be either an asset or a liability. I just want you to know if you’re in a position right now in your own personal life where you think, wow, things could get worse. I just want you to know that they may. But if you're kind of like at the bottom of the pile and you're just saying, it can't get any worse than this, then let me tell you something: the only way up is up. You can't go down anymore.
We, still celebrate with you if you were born in May. Wishing you good health always and as someone told me MAY stands for Miracles Await You and all this month. Thank you for reading. Stay safe till we`ll be able to get together again everybody.
Eric Thompson,
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