"What's the Worst that Could Happen?" Comes True!?

Question

You know when you jokingly tell yourself, "What's the worst that could happen?" when you go for an interview, try something for the first time, stick your neck out...
But then for me, it was WORSE than my origional answer to that question! It's like The Secret book in reverse! Without going into it (again), basically since then I've felt very discouraged, "what's the point", "what am I doing with my life", "now what" since that happened. What do you do to keep your dreams alive?

Answer 1

Hi! After reading your profile, I can see you're a great mom, partner, and a caring, sensitive person. I think the key here for you is allowing (key word there!) yourself to do good things for yourself, or for good things to happen to you. To get your spirits back in the positive, look around you at your wonderful kids, parner, and solid and safe life. You have done so well all the way to this point and so let the good stuff continue. One other thing... sometimes we feel down, and that usually means there's something 'bugging' us inside... try to find out what it is and deal with it, then you'll be ready for the good things (that are waiting to rush upon you) to start coming back to you! I know that sounds kind of sappy and altruistic, but I believe in our ability to attract both good and not-so-good things to us. Concentrate on the good! Good luck!! :o)

Answer 2

Think positive, be positive! Each time you fall, stand up again and repeat until you've succeed! Nothing is impossible in this world. Before you go for that interview, find out a little about the company, its philosophy. Prepare a 'thank you' note. At the interview, ask intelligent questions about the company. When answering questions, response in such a way that you're willing to take on the challenges ahead. You need to make the interviewer feel that you're the right candidate for the job. You need to do some background checks. Once the interview if over, thank the interviewer for his/her time. On your way out, hand the 'thank you' note to the Receptionist and tell her specifically that its to be handed to the interviewer. By doing this, you leave an imprint and chances are that you'll stand out from the rest of the candidates.

Answer 3

You keep believing in yourself and you keep dreaming. All are dreams and hopes are like a highway with many twist and turns and sometimes even an u. and it will be like that till the end of are time. As we keep getting older you think that it will become easier but it doesn't because of all the excess baggage we carry from all the things that went wrong before that. But as long as you can dream-------there is hope. NEVER let anyone take that from you!!!

Answer 4

Read Bhagavad Gita right earnestly and you will get your answer without fail. Believe me and read it without fail afterall you lose nothing by reading it. All the best.