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3 contributions to mukoti -problem solving
living through your own script!
Have you ever written about something, only to find yourself living it? As I was writing my book about solving problems without forgetting to live, something unexpected happened. The ideas I was putting on paper seemed to come alive. It felt as though life was saying, "Now go and live what you've written." Every lesson became a real-life experience. To be honest, it wasn't easy. Living through those chapters was much harder than writing them. I realized that carrying life's responsibilities while dealing with problems can be exhausting. Sometimes, all you need is a break—a chance to catch your breath before moving forward again. Then I tried something different. I started writing about hope, growth, peace, and the kind of life I wanted to build. Strangely, those stories felt much easier to live. Whether it was my mindset changing or life responding differently, I don't know. But it made me wonder... Do the stories we tell ourselves shape the lives we live? Have you ever experienced something similar? Have you ever written, dreamed, or spoken about something, only to find yourself living it later? I'd love to hear your thoughts. Let's discuss.
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@Charity Nyazondo This is such a powerful reflection, Charity. There’s something almost eerie about writing the lesson before you’re forced to live it, like the words were preparing you for what was coming. And yes, I’ve experienced something similar myself. Funny enough, just last weekend I was cleaning out my attic and found an old box with my journals and diaries. I came across my very first journal, where at 17 years old I wrote down everything I wished to accomplish in life. Reading it now at 41, I realized I had actually done most of those things, without even knowing that journal existed or remembering I’d written it. It really got me thinking. I’ve decided to start writing down the life I envision for myself over the next 5 years. Maybe there really is something to the idea that the stories we tell ourselves shape the lives we end up living. Thank you for sharing this so openly, looking forward to seeing how your book unfolds.
Feeling hurt, Almost Crushed& looking for connection
For the past days I have been absent from skool, life has been happening to me. I had a difficult time and I was down. I helped someone and in returned I was assaulted. I felt so hurt and almost crushed. Have you ever experienced this? Ever helped someone and they later turn on you? How did you manage? share with us, am I alone?
1 like • Jun 6
You are definitely not alone, Charity. This has happened to me more times than I can count, and the most painful ones came from family, the people you’d least expect to hurt you. It cuts so much deeper when it’s someone close. What I’ve learned over time is that helping others says everything about your heart, and their betrayal says everything about theirs. Don’t let their actions change who you are. Keep your head up, heal at your own pace, and know that your kindness is still a strength, not a weakness. 💚
1 like • Jun 7
@Charity Nyazondo that list of people you stayed for — that’s not weakness. That’s your heart telling you exactly who you are. The ones who hurt us rarely see what we carry. But the people we show up for every day do. Hold onto that. 🤍
help always comes
I am struggling with my finances, but my children are giving me support. sometimes all you need is love. my 10-year-old son just encouraged me to post something today.he always checks on my progress. who supports you in difficult times? say something because he is going to ask me about my progress. do you often have someone supporting you?
1 like • May 25
This is so touching. Your son sounds incredibly caring and wise for his age. In difficult times, having love and support from family can mean everything. Keep going — you’re stronger than you think, and your children are clearly proud of you. Wishing you brighter days ahead ❤️ My husband and my 16 year old son are my biggest supporters, I’m grateful!
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