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Contrary to popular belief, there are no victims in this
world – only willing participants. You can't always control your
circumstances, but you can control how you respond to them.
And everyone has the power to change at any time. Here's a sampling of some
survival skills for you to think about and reflect upon:
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Every problem is temporary.
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The quality of your decisions determines the quality of your life.
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Dire conditions allow opportunities for inner growth.
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Adversity is what life is all about. You have the power to use adversity to
your advantage!
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Blame and condemnation seldom produce positive change and almost always make
things worse.
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Others only have as much power over you as you let them!
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The most obnoxious person in your life is often your best teacher.
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Aggression and passivity are two of the least effective behaviors to effect a
solution.
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To find freedom we need to forgive.
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Forgiving is a selfish act to free yourself from being controlled by your past.
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Cooperation requires a lot less energy than competition or domination.
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Every situation can be viewed from many perspectives. Is there a pattern to the
way you view most situations?
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Focus on seeing the world the way it could be, not the way it is.
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Take responsibility for the responses you make.
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Turn problems into challenges and crises into transitions!
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You may walk through the Valley of Death but don't set up camp there.
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To lead full lives we need to get in touch with ourselves, discard our limiting
beliefs, and shed our prejudices.
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