Look forward for inspiration.





Your past is a great wealth of knowledge and experience so take from your past and invest that experience and knowledge into your future.
We all have regrets, that's part of being human but we cannot change the past it is done and we need to be moving forward and growing in a positive way.
If you use the past as a stick to beat yourself up with, then you will get no value out of your past and not be able to take that experience and learn from it and add value to your life now.
There is always something to learn, even if its only what not to do next time.
Knowing what you did wrong in the past is not enough, you must be able to apply that knowledge so you can stop it from happening again in the future.
Dr Phil says “ Our past is a prediction of our future.”
That is true if you do not learn from your past and make the necessary changes so you do not walk that way again.
Wishing that it never happened, will not change the past, forgiving yourself and moving on will.
Hoping it will never happen again is not enough, we must change our life and make sure it does not happen again.
Learn well so you do not pass that way again.
It is never to late to take the value from your past experience and invest it into your life now and make positive changes.
Look back for experience and forward for inspiration.




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