The fault of doubting the past

Updated: Dec 26, 2018
You've heard the saying, "You live and you learn." I've heard individuals say that sometimes if they had something to do over again, they would do it differently. That may be true, the regret is there, but there is a viewpoint that is missing in that equation. We never want to second guess our reasoning behind doing what we did, or the way we did what we did. Our first impression is always the best, and yes, we get to experience difficulties and learn from trial and error, but one thing I can say is that we never want to think that our reasoning was wrong and we shouldn't question the past or past decisions. Always know that your abilities are real but sometimes unforeseen circumstances befall us all. Doubting things that we have done in the past is like leaving a

scar that cannot be erased. Original plans are the best, original thoughts. Building confidence in ourselves, though we may see others perspectives in a different light sometimes second guessing ourselves, will build a confidence and keep a storehouse of wisdom within you and in your possession.




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