Slipping Or Falling Down?
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Slipping Or Falling Down?
Are You Slipping or Falling Down?
One day a woman was walking down the street that had a big black hole, she fell in and couldn't get out.
When you slip on something you might fall down, get a little banged up, brush yourself off, and get back up again, sometimes with help.
One day a woman was walking down the street that had a big black hole, she fell in and couldn't get out.
When you "slip up" and regress back to old habits or ways you generally admit it and then promise yourself you'll do better next time and sometimes you do and some things you might seek support so you don't "slip up" again.
One day a woman was walking down the street that had a big black hole, she fell in and couldn't get out.
When you fall down sometimes you need help getting back up, like a baby learning to walk someone is near by to help the child get back up, get balanced and they attempt to walk again.
One day a woman was walking down the street that had a big black hole, she fell in and couldn't get out because there was no one near by to help her out.
Of course letting ourselves "slip up", "fall off the wagon", or fall into the big black hole of "no getting out" is a choice.
Yes, that's right, it's our choice. We consciously choose to do the things we do and many of those choices are causing us to sabotage ourselves.
Let's look at some examples:
One day a woman was walking down the street that had a big black hole, she fell in and couldn't get out.
When you slip on something you might fall down, get a little banged up, brush yourself off, and get back up again, sometimes with help.
One day a woman was walking down the street that had a big black hole, she fell in and couldn't get out.
When you "slip up" and regress back to old habits or ways you generally admit it and then promise yourself you'll do better next time and sometimes you do and some things you might seek support so you don't "slip up" again.
One day a woman was walking down the street that had a big black hole, she fell in and couldn't get out.
When you fall down sometimes you need help getting back up, like a baby learning to walk someone is near by to help the child get back up, get balanced and they attempt to walk again.
One day a woman was walking down the street that had a big black hole, she fell in and couldn't get out because there was no one near by to help her out.
Of course letting ourselves "slip up", "fall off the wagon", or fall into the big black hole of "no getting out" is a choice.
Yes, that's right, it's our choice. We consciously choose to do the things we do and many of those choices are causing us to sabotage ourselves.
Let's look at some examples:
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