Torn between your own interests and that of others' you love and care for, you live a life that's never worth it from any practical angle.
Still you work hard to justify your failure, because, more than your own victory what really matters to you is the success of your beloveds.
However, when they don't acknowledge your contributions you feel deserted.
But why?
Why don't you think that what you did was the best that you could have, and it really doesn't matter what you're getting in return?
Why don't you just give it away, without expecting anything in return?
Because, you're taught to be calculative even in the realm of relationship management.
But for living a life worth it, you must learn to unlearn everything that was pumped into your amygdala since childhood, and learn to just give everything away unconditionally!
You must learn not to apply mathematics in relationship management, where success is not about what you are getting from others but that you're giving to them.
The day you learn to ignore the receivables in life's balance sheet, believe me, life would start showering every uncountable benefits to your equation of existence.
Never ask for what you truly deserve; time would take a note of it to return you efforts -- multiplied, several times.
Still you work hard to justify your failure, because, more than your own victory what really matters to you is the success of your beloveds.
However, when they don't acknowledge your contributions you feel deserted.
But why?
Why don't you think that what you did was the best that you could have, and it really doesn't matter what you're getting in return?
Why don't you just give it away, without expecting anything in return?
Because, you're taught to be calculative even in the realm of relationship management.
But for living a life worth it, you must learn to unlearn everything that was pumped into your amygdala since childhood, and learn to just give everything away unconditionally!
You must learn not to apply mathematics in relationship management, where success is not about what you are getting from others but that you're giving to them.
The day you learn to ignore the receivables in life's balance sheet, believe me, life would start showering every uncountable benefits to your equation of existence.
Never ask for what you truly deserve; time would take a note of it to return you efforts -- multiplied, several times.
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