Keep persuading myself when I am in the shower,
and while I just got up and undisturbedly conscious in the morning 🙂
JedHakuro:
I find strength because in my heart I still hold that solitary belief that kindness trumps all.
Candice:
I don’t think about it too deeply… in fact… I just do it. We have an infinite amount of strength even though at times it does not seem that way. There have been many times I didn’t think I could go on, but somehow… each day… I wake up with more strength than when I went to sleep and I just keep going.
Jessica:
I don’t, and then I fail.
gabs:
I don’t want to be like everyone else who choose to do the wrong thing and end up hurting themselves or others, so I try to do what’s right. That way I know my conscience is clear, and that I shouldn’t regret doing it.
JennyLynn:
The strength will just come if you’re ready and strong, but sometimes finding that strength is the hardest thing to do.
Swallow:
Just follow the heart and let others go.
Becca:
Without a single doubt, my faith.
Jillianne:
I believe, feel and trust my heart knows what to do for the highest good in all, with simple kindness and love.
Justin:
The hopeful thought of what the outcome would be
TQD:
I don’t, and then I succeed.
April:
That’s so hard to answer. It takes a lot of guts sometimes. I guess I have to have faith in myself and have to the faith to know that everything always really will turn out for the best.
Marta:
I do not know. Just roll with it.
Kristy:
I compartmentalize. I tell myself over and over it’s the right thing… then right before, during, and after I do it… I separate the action from myself. I’ve done some hard things, but as long as I hold myself to it, I make it through.
Raven:
I just do what I know is right. I don’t let society control me.
Nick:
I think of the positive outcome of doing what is right.
Daniel:
I listen to a song called “Ambling Alps” by Yeasayer, in that song I gather strength to do what’s right for my heart.
jsavanahs:
From the man upstairs. When I’m to the point that I just don’t know what to do anymore, I pray.
I find the strength in simply that. My heart knows it’s right, so I do it.
Keep persuading myself when I am in the shower,
and while I just got up and undisturbedly conscious in the morning 🙂
I find strength because in my heart I still hold that solitary belief that kindness trumps all.
I don’t think about it too deeply… in fact… I just do it. We have an infinite amount of strength even though at times it does not seem that way. There have been many times I didn’t think I could go on, but somehow… each day… I wake up with more strength than when I went to sleep and I just keep going.
I don’t, and then I fail.
I don’t want to be like everyone else who choose to do the wrong thing and end up hurting themselves or others, so I try to do what’s right. That way I know my conscience is clear, and that I shouldn’t regret doing it.
The strength will just come if you’re ready and strong, but sometimes finding that strength is the hardest thing to do.
Just follow the heart and let others go.
Without a single doubt, my faith.
I believe, feel and trust my heart knows what to do for the highest good in all, with simple kindness and love.
The hopeful thought of what the outcome would be
I don’t, and then I succeed.
That’s so hard to answer. It takes a lot of guts sometimes. I guess I have to have faith in myself and have to the faith to know that everything always really will turn out for the best.
I do not know. Just roll with it.
I compartmentalize. I tell myself over and over it’s the right thing… then right before, during, and after I do it… I separate the action from myself. I’ve done some hard things, but as long as I hold myself to it, I make it through.
I just do what I know is right. I don’t let society control me.
I think of the positive outcome of doing what is right.
I listen to a song called “Ambling Alps” by Yeasayer, in that song I gather strength to do what’s right for my heart.
From the man upstairs. When I’m to the point that I just don’t know what to do anymore, I pray.
I think of God, and how I REFUSE to fail.