According to dictionary.com a victim is, “one that is injured, destroyed, or sacrificed under any of various conditions,” and a survivor is “a person who copes well with difficulties in their life.”
We cannot prevent tragedy or disaster from occurring in our life, but we can choose how to react to those events. We can decide to be a victim or a survivor.
Do you ever feel like your life is stuck in a rut? If so, this book is for you. The author provides tips on how to improve your life and thought patterns. Here are a few examples:
This is an excellent book and I learned a lot that will help me overcome my own bad habits. For example:
This is an excellent book and full of wonderful tips to improve your public speaking skills. My favorite quotes from the book are listed below.
You may be an average person with average abilities, but your life can be extraordinary. According to Kirsten Wreggitt:
Apologizing is not always easy. You have to be willing to admit to doing wrong, to being ignorant, or to hurting someone. It takes strength and personal courage to apologize.
When delivering an apology be real and be willing to admit you were wrong. We all make mistakes. How you handle those mistakes is a demonstration of your personal character.
You are stronger than you think, because you are a human being.
Mankind has overcome natural disasters, wars, tyranny, atrocities done by our own kind, and a massive list of other obstacles or difficulties. However, the human spirit refused to surrender. Humans continue surviving, regardless of the circumstances.
Don’t underestimate yourself or your power as a human being. You are stronger than you think.
