Falling Apart

"Never be afraid to fall apart, because it is an opportunity to

rebuild yourself the way you wish you had been all along."

Rae Smith

Lessons continue to reoccur which we accept as part of living this human experience.  When the lesson is successfully dealt with, the learner would expect it to have been mastered and removed from the list.  The challenge, however, returns and misleads us using a different format and unfamiliar fonts.

Emotionally falling apart can be a cleansing.  We release numerous emotions from a variety of situations, and we crawl out of the debris stronger.  Our load has been lightened and with clarity we can create once again.  

If we only focus on the challenge itself, we can be extremely critical and regress into a sense of never propelling forward.  Instead, we need to look at the advanced knowledge we accumulate after the lesson.  We become more aware of sharpening our skills, making better choices, and prepare to embrace what lesson will next come. Recycling can be discouraging, but the finished product is worth the spin!