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The year 2020 took the entire world by surprise. Millions of people celebrated New Year 2020. But today, a year later, due to the pandemic, they aren’t in the land of the living. Viable and thriving businesses closed down, healthy minds turned into depressed minds and, despondency replaced exciting expectations.
Worst of all, today, many are on the brink of depression. According to healthline.com, depression is a mood disorder characterized by feelings of sadness, loss, or anger. That state of mind interferes with your everyday activities. It has led some people to commit suicide.
Feelings or thoughts of depression are a subtly dangerous mindset that slowly eats away at your productivity. Yet, you may not know it for what it is. Again, while this article is non-medical, it explores, in a simple approach, possibilities to stay resolute in your mind. You must refuse to be affected by depression. Read more on the topic in this article.
One free gift that all human beings received from their Creator is power or inner strength. It is an inner ability that allows you to conquer adversities in your life. But you need to be aware of its presence and activate and use it (1 Thessalonians 5:17; Ephesians 3:16). It is your faith (Hebrews 11:6).
If you are reading this, then you are still alive. And, where there is life, there is hope (Proverbs 23:18). But, you may be wondering what the future has in store for you and your loved ones. What can you do in the face of ever-changing circumstances to stay resolute?
Lean on your faith, that unshakeable belief that you can triumph in the face of a changing world. No matter how small your faith may be, it has tremendous power to accomplish the seemingly impossible. Use it! You will be amazed at the results.
These days the workplace is calling for your transferable skills if you will survive. You will have to focus on your dreams and goals and allow nothing to disturb you, not even COVID-19. There may be a need to revisit and revive old projects now that companies are downsizing and jobs are scarce. Again, whatever your particular situation may be, lean on your faith!VISIT: www.kfsbbqsmokehouse.com
With faith, you can beat depression and overcome adversity to live your best life.
To conclude, watch the video below. Andrea Bocelli, the world-renowned, acclaimed opera singer, portrays the year 2020 in a musical clip that attempts to capture the havoc brought on humanity by a tiny invisible enemy. It is like nothing you’ve ever seen before – empty streets in megacities across the world. Scary! Almost depressing.https://www.youtube.com/embed/bpXwOSHTwsY?feature=oembedAndrea Bocelli sings Amazing Grace (courtesy YouTube.com)
Nevertheless, the world awaits your manifestation. What are you going to do?
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