If regret could take you anywhere, it would only lead you to a place where your chances of progress get crushed.
I say this with a calm heart because I know what it feels like to make mistakes.
I understand the feeling of believing life would have been better if you had chosen differently.
Everyone makes mistakes.
Even the successes you enjoy today were born out of countless failures.
The difference between someone who succeeds and someone who fails is simple: the person who succeeds gets back up, tries again and explores new strategies until they find what works.
So, stop being hard on yourself.
Stop drowning in self-pity.
And stop asking, “Why me?”
Honestly, who else should it be?
You made the choices that brought you here.
You enjoyed the comfort that came from those choices and now you’re facing the results.
It’s not about punishment; it’s just life.
When you ask, “Why me?”
it sounds like you’re saying you deserve a life without struggles while others don’t.
But life doesn’t work that way.
There are no villains or victims, only people facing the consequences of their actions.
The only way to truly show you’re sorry for past mistakes is to try again, this time, with a wiser approach.
Every new attempt not only brings you closer to success but also teaches you what paths to avoid.
So, young man or young woman, why are you letting regret weigh you down?
Yesterday is gone.
Today is a new day, a fresh start, a blank page waiting for you to write a better story.
You have the chance to turn your failures into lessons and your dreams into reality.
Rise up, daughter of Zion.
Stand tall, son of man.
Don’t let this day slip away while you’re stuck in regret.
If you woke up this morning and can still breathe, it means your journey isn’t over.
You still have battles to fight, fears to conquer, and dreams to chase.
You still have the strength to overcome every challenge life throws at you.
So, get up.
Embrace this golden opportunity.
Move forward with courage, knowing that peace, progress and purpose await you.
Peace.
