The speaker argues that shifting from "life happens to me" to "life happens for me" sparks hope and resilience. Challenges build strength, and gratitude for overlooked gifts prevents feeling stuck. This mindset shift turns difficulties into fuel for personal growth.
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Being grateful for what's around us, right? And what you're provided when you don't realize you're being provided it is a great thing. You know, a lot of these folks that are listening to this podcast are in need of this hope, right? They just need to open their eyes and realize some, you know, a lot of things are happening for you, not to you, right? And when you're in the mindset of things are happening to you, then you get stuck, right? You know, you're gonna talk about more of, of your fair share of difficulties in life. And, you know, part of what we need to do is to remember that, you know, life happens for us. And a lot of these things make us grow stronger, gives us more experience and, you know, makes you stronger, right? What doesn't kill you makes you stronger. And when it kills you, it kills you. And that's kind of the point. So.