What would you tell your younger self?
Thinking about my childhood now while I am writing those lines, I realize that I have traveled a lot as a child and changed probably too many houses before I have even reached my teens… Funny enough to think about it this way, but I if my family has ever had a family tradition it was definitely moving around like gypsies every year or two.
Modern psychologists, NLP practitioners and healers often ask their patients the same question - “What would you say to your younger self?”. Interesting how this question always reminds me of Ed O’Neil at his Role as Al Bundy in “Married with Children” and I can not stop myself from giggling and thinking about all the funny answers he would come up with as you can imagine.
I have to admit that even though I understand the importance of acknowledging life
lessons and finding the root causes of our problems, I could never really think of an answer of my own until now… and it is strange. Strange how now some part of me is reaching out with an answer - I wish I could go back in time to tell myself not to regret for learning the hard way - even if it means living without friends or roots… and that one beautiful night years later, In a remarkable place called Australia, sharing my thoughts with other like-minded people. On a comfortable chair and with a nice glass of moscato at 12.00am, I will be glad and grateful for having lived my younger life the way I did.
Modern psychologists, NLP practitioners and healers often ask their patients the same question - “What would you say to your younger self?”. Interesting how this question always reminds me of Ed O’Neil at his Role as Al Bundy in “Married with Children” and I can not stop myself from giggling and thinking about all the funny answers he would come up with as you can imagine.
I have to admit that even though I understand the importance of acknowledging life
lessons and finding the root causes of our problems, I could never really think of an answer of my own until now… and it is strange. Strange how now some part of me is reaching out with an answer - I wish I could go back in time to tell myself not to regret for learning the hard way - even if it means living without friends or roots… and that one beautiful night years later, In a remarkable place called Australia, sharing my thoughts with other like-minded people. On a comfortable chair and with a nice glass of moscato at 12.00am, I will be glad and grateful for having lived my younger life the way I did.