Maisha class by Dina Marios

Was watching a maisha class by Dina Marios and am really impressed with what she spoke about...we live in a community that not everyone is like the other person, but we are supposed to know who we are and how to behave in the best possible way we can be..no one is perfect but we can try to be the best we can..
Below are 8+1(from me) lessons that can add something to your life, can change your perception perhaps and inspire you to be the best..

Will summarize below

1.True happiness comes from within, not from without, not from your friends, family, boy\girlfriend. .you have you to love..you have you to fight for..
2.live without fear and taking a step-u are here in the world for a purpose..its your life..take control
3.dont make any decision under influence of anger,,instead think,analyze and make the decision anger free
4.no situation is permanent, no matter what it is it will pass..we live in seasons that come and go..so dont stress too much
5.be flexible for change and be open and move from your comfort zone
6.stop complaining all the time..take a step to improve what you are complaining about or be creative and do something useful.
7.dont force things to happen-sometimes let things flow naturally especially what you cant control..if u force u will be losing your energy on why and why is this not happening..
8:Dont pay so much attention to what others do against you, dont hurt over what other people are doing to you..instead know how to live in your own world without them without anything from them.affecting you.
9:be you..just you..no sugar coating..no faking no anything..just you..thats the best you can be(I added this)

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