I Am A Better Me Because Of Who I Was Yesterday

I wouldn’t change anything about my past.

By Grace K. Bianco

If you make a mistake and come out of it better, you should be thankful it happened.

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Everyone thinks about their past.

Many are regretful. Many reflect on what there could have been. Many wonder what would have become of them if that thing didn’t happen.

There’s always that one thing in our past that we ask ourselves, “What if that did/didn’t happen?”

For someone as anxious as myself, I never look back. I refuse to live a life of many regrets. I keep my eyes always looking forward. There are pros and cons to this way of thinking.

Today, I’ll share three examples to help explain my way of thinking.

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Everything I went through made me who I am today.

Recently, I wrote about a dream I had when I was four. It completely traumatized me, and I still suffer from it eighteen years later. (Read about it here.)