I’m a pretty firm believer in not changing the past because it made me who I am today. But if I had a time machine I would totally go back to relive the hard parts so I could find the joy in them the second time around.

I’m a pretty firm believer in not changing the past because it made me who I am today. But if I had a time machine I would totally go back to relive the hard parts so I could find the joy in them the second time around.For example, when I look back at a visual merchandising job that drove me crazy, I now realize I actually enjoyed the work just not the hours. I wasted a lot of time and energy “hating” when I could have been focusing on the parts I enjoyed.

I’d go back and watch: To look at my life as an observer. To celebrate the good and learn from the bad. To notice the countless gifts of kindness and generosity given by others that I couldn’t see at the time.

I’d go back and watch: To look at my life as an observer. To celebrate the good and learn from the bad. To notice the countless gifts of kindness and generosity given by others that I couldn’t see at the time.And when I visited times of struggle and suffering, I’d whisper to myself that everything will be OK.

To be honest, there isn’t much if anything i would change. Every decision i made in the past has brought me to where i am now. If i had made different decisions in my life, no matter how big or small there is the chance my life would have been different. What i want to do is change my future and to do that i need to work on that in my present. That is why i am currently working on launching a project and not only will help me but also help our Wounded Warriors.

cttoo (this answers isn't mine please claim it if it yours)