What do you understand about Nancy from the way she handled her disappointment?
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What can you do when you’re disappointed with life? Let me start with a short story.
The other night, I was sitting on my daughter’s bed telling her good night. She looked at her glass of “night water” and said, “Oh, my glass is half full. Would you mind getting me some more, Mom?”
She smiled at me and added, “Hey, I said the glass is half full, instead of saying it was half empty.”
“That means you’re an optimist!” I said, with a laugh.
And that is one of the things you can do when life disappoints—frame your thinking around the positive. Not in a “shutting out reality” kind of way, but in an “if I’m going to keep moving forward, I need to find something positive to cling to” kind of way.
Of course, that’s easier when the life disappointments are relatively small—not getting the house you put an offer on, not getting to take that trip home to visit your parents, or not being able to find your size in those shoes that were such a great deal. When life disappoints you in the big things—your marriage, your parenting, your dreams—it’s tougher to see the glass as half full, but you can. As moms, we really have to try to handle life disappointments well. Why? Because our children are watching us and will learn to handle disappointments by watching our behavior.
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