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MiddleMe 
Reblogged this on John Cowgill's Literature Site.
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Reblogged this on Quotes, Blogs and Rad Tech and commented:
Great Thought
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Thank you for sharing this out!
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You’re welcome 😊8
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So True!
While I can’t say that I enjoyed “disasters”; I have always found having to “clean up someone else’s mess”, as a opportunity to shine. I faced this situation multiple times and each time the results were favorable to MY advancement,
One should always be mindful of the opportunities difficulties offer. Challenges; the more difficult the better, ARE growth opportunities .
Thanks and God Bless,
Patrick
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I didn’t used to see challenges as growth opportunities. You’re right, Patrick and very well put across. Good one!
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we must grab the positive side into any situation.
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How true! 👏
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Everything in life has something to teach us 😉
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True that!
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