We Are More Than Our Problems. Even

It's Not What We Don't Know That Hurts Us, People Say. It's What We Believe Is True That Isn't That Does The Damage.

Perspective Will Come In Retrospect.

If Somebody Rejects You Or Your Choices, You Are Still Real, And You Are Still Worth Every Bit As Much As You Would Be If You Had Not Been Rejected.

There Are No Knights On White Horses, No Magical Grandmothers In The Sky Watching, Waiting To Rescue Us. Teachers May Come Our Way, But They Will Not Rescue. They Will Teach. People Who Care Will Come, But They Will Not Rescue. They Will Care. Help Will Come, But Help Is Not Rescuing. We Are Our Own Rescuers. Our Relationships Will Improve Dramatically When We Stop Rescuing Others And Stop Expecting Them To Rescue Us.

We Don't Want To Give The Controls To Someone Else; We Want Those Reins Ourselves. We Want To Get Our Way. And We Get Upset When Things Don't Work Out. . . . When We Try To Control Someone Else Or Events Beyond The Scope Of Our Power, We Lose. When We Learn To Discern The Difference Between What We Can Change And What We Can't, We Usually Have An Easier Time Expressing Our Power In Our Lives. Because We're Not Wasting All Our Energy Using Our Power To Change Things We Can't, We Have A Lot Of Energy Left Over To Live Our Lives.