“And when everyone surrounds you, be even more aggressive because you are on the right track.” — Al. Rossini Biöndo -- Links; Threads/IG/Youtube/X @ aldrossini. #author
We are the architects of our own happiness or suffering, and this is rooted in our thoughts, feelings, and actions. The way we perceive and interpret the world around us has a direct impact on our emotional well-being. Our thoughts create our feelings, which in turn influence how we react to situations. When we harbor positive, constructive thoughts, we cultivate a sense of happiness and fulfillment. Conversely, when our thoughts are negative or self-defeating, we pave the way for suffering.
This concept highlights the profound responsibility we have over our own lives. It suggests that external events, while influential, are not the primary determinants of our emotional state. Instead, it is our internal dialogue and the meanings we attach to these events that determine whether we experience joy or despair.
For example, when faced with a challenging situation, one person might see it as an opportunity for growth, while another might view it as an insurmountable obstacle. The difference in outcomes lies in their internal responses—their thoughts and attitudes—not the situation itself. By taking responsibility for our internal processes, we empower ourselves to create a more positive and fulfilling life.
This responsibility also extends to our actions and reactions. How we choose to respond to life’s events plays a crucial role in shaping our experiences. By consciously choosing to act in ways that align with our values and aspirations, we steer our lives toward happiness rather than suffering. In essence, we hold the key to our own emotional destiny.
I try to use all applications that earn Millix. One of them is onthenode.com , which I registered two days ago. I published my first article and it was approved, I shared my happiness with you through my Tangled Social account. I created my first article for the onthenode site. I published my second article yesterday, but this article was already published on my hive account. I mentioned this at the bottom of the article, but not only was it not approved, but they also removed the approval of my first approved article. They did not send me any notification message or e-mail.
I think they treated my second article as plagiarism, but the article is mine! I can prove it in every way. If onthenode is only going to approve articles written for them, they should have made the rules clearer where I could see them! And I don't think they should have unapproved my first article that I created just for them.
Since I was not informed about this, I don't know where to file my appeal, I hope they will see it and help me.