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Knowledge is powerful; It is not only the culmination of what you read or study, but it is also what you experience.
It’s ascertained by what you live through.
Yes, what we read and study are important, but so are our life experiences.
Life is a classroom; each experience giving us new insight about how to navigate through the treachery of our human existence.
An individual can lear
It can literally separate you
- As we learn through our life experiences, it’s safe to say that no experience is wasted.
- The time; The energy ; The relationships ; The losses; The good; The bad; The ugly - no season is wasted, because they’re recycled.
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I bet you never imagined God going green.
God takes our experiences; he shapes, he forms, and he molds our experiences into something useful for our future.
Recycled experiences turn into knowledge.
Recycled experiences create knowledge.
- The energy
- The relationship
The knowledge we receive can literally be the difference between life and death.
- The losses
- The good
- The bad
- The ugly It can literally be the difference between life and death.
Here and there, I enjoy unplugging from life by playing the PS4.
One of my all-time favorite games has become “Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon” - as a novice to the game.
As I begin to play it, I had no prior experience to the ins and outs, the going and comings of the game.
I stepped into the first mission, and I was destroyed instantly.
I tried it again, and the same thing happened.
I was ready to quit, because I was tired of the same things happening time and time again.
Isn’t this the fuel to folding.
Isn’t this how many of us make quitting an option; it because we’ve failed to reflect on why things happened in the first place.
In reflection, I found that I kept loosing because I failed to see the strategy of the enemy.
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