Staying Afloat in Tough Times.

Hello friends,

It's a new week again. Hope you had wonderful weekend?

As you go into the new week just determine to be positive against all odds.

Life these days just keeps getting pretty challenging and difficult.

We live in the days filled with so much uncertainties and this is global.

Every nation now has one challenge or the other it is battling with.

The news headlines don't help either, they mostly scream bad news.

So in the midst of all these uncertainties how does one keep afloat?

- Have a conversation with yourself and come to a conclusion that you will succeed against all odds.

- Choose what you listen to. There's an overload of bad news all over already, cut down on how much attention you give to it.

- Listen to things that will bring you hope.

- Be grateful for what you have now even if it's just your breath.

- Pray and seek for divine help if you believe in God.

- Speak positively.

-Have faith that things will get better for you even if you currently don't see anything worthwhile.

Keep hope alive and DON'T GIVE UP.

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