It’s Pity Party Time – Or Is It?

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Self-pity is our worst enemy and if we yield to it, we can never do anything wise in this world. – Helen Keller

Everybody, and I mean everybody will occasionally feel sorry for themselves.  It’s okay.  It’s even a good thing.  It’s when you allow that self-pity to take over and rule your life that you have a problem.  When you completely give in to feeling sorry for yourself and wallow in it, you totally sabotage yourself.

You need to make a choice.  Do you want to throw yourself a permanent pity party, or do you want to acknowledge your self-pity, deal with it and move on?  To me it seems like a fairly simple decision.  Acknowledge, deal and move on.  You’ll feel better and who knows what amazing and wonderful things you’ll accomplish.

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