We all know what the word ‘think’ means, but how often do you pause before acting? The next time you’re disturbed by something or someone, try thinking first; it’s not hard to do, and what you find are less confusion and minimal regret. You see, disappointment comes when you’ve had time to think but acted irrationally. The time to mull over your actions that brought about a behavior that is unworthy of pride is too late.
There is no pride with regrets because that reflection becomes the inaction of what could have been. Instead, thinking should bear fruits of confident resolve, which requires discipline. The engagement of ‘sound thinking’ determines the ‘will’ to redirect what could be a catastrophic moment, leading to disaster. However, as easy as this is to write, performing ‘sound thinking’ is challenging. To succeed with this thinking endeavor, one must get in touch with what YOU consider your truth and the courage to fix what’s broken.
This Article was Last Updated On: November 12, 2021