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One of the best ways for us to improve our performance at something is to look back and think about what we could have done better. And as we look forward and face a life full of choices, we might want to look back at our failures and consider how we can bounce back. Here are some tips to do just that.
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How Can We Bounce Back from Failure? | Faith.ph
If we want to bounce back from failure, we need to acknowledge that growth can be messy and failure does not mean we lack faith.
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We can be assured of Heavenly Father’s help as we get down on our knees and ask for divine guidance to bless His children. Heavenly Father; our Savior, Jesus Christ; and the Holy Ghost are ready to help. - Linda K. Burton
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Just because we are going through difficult times doesn't mean it has to be a bad time in our life. It just means that we have a chance to make ourselves better and go forward with faith.
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Have you – like me – ever felt like you were also on a wait list for the Lord’s blessings? Do you also have a goal – like completing school, finding your eternal companion, landing a great job, finding peace – that seems to be so elusive no matter how hard you’ve worked for it?
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The Lord Asked Me to Wait, Here's What I've Learned | Faith.ph
Waiting upon the Lord is not easy, but what if it's the only way for you to learn the best lessons? Here are some reasons why waiting is a blessing.
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"Be still, and know that I am God." Psalm 46:10
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