The life of a woman is endless jumps of obstacles against which to fight every day. And there are only two ways to face the challenges that lie ahead of us: go as victims or protagonists in life. Psychologists point out that women have two antagonistic ways of facing life: victimhood and leadership. That is, those who see life as a problem to be solved and those who see it as an opportunity to learn.
Victimism or prominence
- Women who believe that life is governed by luck, chance and coincidence, and those who know from experience that there is a law of cause and effect, whereby one ends up reaping what one sows. And ultimately, those who think they will be happy when life smiles at them and those who have discovered that life begins to smile at them when they learn to be happy.
- The world economic crisis puts to the test who are the most prepared to move forward and reinvent themselves. Crisis is change, and many women who suffer economic problems will also suffer existential crises, causing those who base their happiness on external aspects to begin to change their focus of attention, turning their gaze inward.
- As painful as it may seem, it is a process as natural as it is necessary. But because of our fear of change, we only dare to change when our suffering is greater than our fear. It is time to face setbacks with humility, develop objectivity and wisdom to be able to make the right decisions at all times.
- One has to Learn to say thank you and ask for forgiveness. Forgiving your mistakes and those around you are essential to move on. And most importantly, the gratitude of being alive because life is a miracle. True happiness emerges from our heart when we relax body and mind. That is why it is absurd and useless to look for happiness outside.
- Up to you. Sail like a bottle with a message through the rough sea at the mercy of the tides and storms. Or be the protagonist of your life, acting in search of joy to happiness.