write steps to move the spite by 10 steps forward
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Angry you are not as successful as you should be
Embarrassed or ashamed about not achieving more
Blaming yourself for bad choices
Wishing you could redo the past
Resigning to a mediocre life
Accept your regrets as part of being alive. If there is no way to predict the future, how could you be 100% right about any decision? Some choices were good, others were not. What if you are exactly where you are supposed to be? If life was about learning instead of having, what wisdom do you now have?
Don’t overemphasize what was bad about your choices. When you made the choice, something made you feel happy, safe, or hopeful. Or maybe you got bad advice. What can you learn from your choices that you can use or share with others?
Claim today as the best you have with what you now know. Shake off your sadness, frustration, and anger to see what is next. I just saw the movie, Hello My Name is Doris with the amazing Sally Field. Though it was very funny, it was sad to watch the main character realize she had lost most of her life to her fears. Yet the final message was that Doris finally found her life, the true value of her friends, and many possibilities ahead of her. It is never too late to open your eyes and see what is here now and what could be here tomorrow.
Make time to reflect on what you are grateful for. List three people or things that you have today that you are grateful for. Once you open your heart with gratitude, remind yourself that every choice you made led you to this place where you have much to be grateful for.
If you are dwelling in regret, change something. Even taking a small step will help. There is value in the statement, “Fake it until you make it.” Smiling will increase the chemicals in your body that will ease your stress. Doing something positive for yourself or someone else will shift your perspective. All you need to do is to take one step forward to change your life. Go for a walk, make brownies for a friend, put on some nice clothes and visit a museum.
Embarrassed or ashamed about not achieving more
Blaming yourself for bad choices
Wishing you could redo the past
Resigning to a mediocre life
Accept your regrets as part of being alive. If there is no way to predict the future, how could you be 100% right about any decision? Some choices were good, others were not. What if you are exactly where you are supposed to be? If life was about learning instead of having, what wisdom do you now have?
Don’t overemphasize what was bad about your choices. When you made the choice, something made you feel happy, safe, or hopeful. Or maybe you got bad advice. What can you learn from your choices that you can use or share with others?
Claim today as the best you have with what you now know. Shake off your sadness, frustration, and anger to see what is next. I just saw the movie, Hello My Name is Doris with the amazing Sally Field. Though it was very funny, it was sad to watch the main character realize she had lost most of her life to her fears. Yet the final message was that Doris finally found her life, the true value of her friends, and many possibilities ahead of her. It is never too late to open your eyes and see what is here now and what could be here tomorrow.
Make time to reflect on what you are grateful for. List three people or things that you have today that you are grateful for. Once you open your heart with gratitude, remind yourself that every choice you made led you to this place where you have much to be grateful for.
If you are dwelling in regret, change something. Even taking a small step will help. There is value in the statement, “Fake it until you make it.” Smiling will increase the chemicals in your body that will ease your stress. Doing something positive for yourself or someone else will shift your perspective. All you need to do is to take one step forward to change your life. Go for a walk, make brownies for a friend, put on some nice clothes and visit a museum.
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Distance covered with 1 step = 1 m
Time taken = 1 s
Time taken to move first 5 m forward = 5 s
Time taken to move 3 m backward = 3 s
Net distance covered = 5 – 3 = 2 m
Net time taken to cover 2 m = 8 s
Drunkard covers 2 m in 8 s.
Drunkard covered 4 m in 16 s.
Drunkard covered 6 m in 24 s.
Drunkard covered 8 m in 32 s.
In the next 5 s, the drunkard will cover a distance of 5 m and a total distance of 13 m and falls into the pit.
Net time taken by the drunkard to cover 13 m = 32 + 5 = 37 s
I hope, this will help you
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