Albert Herdianto Widjojo
In line with the dynamics of life which according to people in common are obedient to Divine will, natural law, and a number of other laws that are not human production, almost, almost everyone has experienced significant changes after setting foot on the turning point of his life.
Maybe just a slap, maybe an accident, someone’s loss, or a cruel slander, a serious illness, bankruptcy, entering a prodeo hotel, or even an enlightenment, or a number of other possibilities, a person can change drastically from a position of conviction, thought, notion, behavior, fate, conditions and situations or other fundamentals. Positively, if you see good is only what looks good, then the understanding of turning points is an important event that changes a person’s life from a static situation to having the spirit of living, from taking refuge in a comfort zone to facing challenges, from frantic situations to being able to deal with problems , from the dark world to being exemplary figures, from vile people turn to be merciful and else.
Discussions of turning points that smell of certain interests, always talk only all that good about it, and generally motivational, then direct, or conclude that the turning point occurs thanks to something, whether people, product brands or others.
The reality of actual turning points is not always stereotype; from left to right, from negative to positive but can be in various directions, it can even be a journey of life like zigzagging three dimensions from one turning point to another turning point, in points back and forth that makes someone “finally”, and “finally” and “end of end of it” determine the dignity and label themselves in the eyes of the audience, and especially in themselves. That is, the turning point is merely is a place to rotate, turning from one direction back in the same direction, or in a different direction, or everywhere…
If we have recognized the turning point of life, the next step is to rise up and find a solution to change, or conversely change to find a solution, which, however small, is the momentum that can give goodness (or even deeper severity) to ourselves, other people, and around us.
Many people experience a turning point, and realized or not, the story of their turning point is actually filled with inspiration and lesson that can inspire change for others. One thing is certain, one or two or many points, in fact, is the momentum to find the meaning of personal life. Besides, the turning point in the journey of life if mapped carefully and wisely has led us to this point, this present life, whether to be grateful, regretted or just simply ignored…
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Have you ever experienced a turning point in your life?
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Users voted 7 times.
Q: Have you ever experienced a turning point in your life?
Yes (6 votes) – 86%
No (1 votes) – 14%
I have the feeling that I had some turning points in my life
That means you are a great person who is rich in life experiences
Hmm … I don’t drive maybe “no” … lol
I guess everyone have one or two at least in their lives, just that whether they see it as one
It was my mistake to ask you, a wise person who never turns.
I think so, my friend, but I have often heard people say that their lives are fine at all ages, or just straight, or there has never been a big problem with a particular situation.
Nope, a stubborn person never turns … or one with neck problem :p
In accordance with your opinion that the stubborn person is always straight and never turns, that means they all must enter heaven.
LOL it depends where the road leads …
but I know you’re on the way to heaven
but let’s hope the end is faaaarrrr…
:p
I? To heaven? I don’t even know the exact direction.
You don’t need to know … just your way there :p
Now I am increasingly convinced that you are a wise person, or someone who has a special relationship with angels.
Turning point or U turn.
A point at which a decisive change takes place; critical point; crisis. A point at which something changes direction, whether we just turn, u-turn, detour, whatever. Seems you enjoying my painting. lol.
The loss of a close friend and a relative does change the way that if I want to be successful, then get out of my comfort zone.
Losing certain people can indeed have a big influence on our lives.
You are correct since learning the lessons of life that they went through is useful so I can pass it on to my younger relatives.
It seems that you are a role model for the family.
I try to be a good person in my family.
And you must have done it well.
I do my best to what is right.
In fact, it is happening all over the place this week. Every corner of my life has turned into a circle and btw – I am glad to see you post.
Hmm… You have made me curious about the whole circle.
Thank you for visiting, and actually, I’m still posting.
Every time I lose a loved one I feel a shift in my life.
Yeah, I really understand that. I know that you have lost many loved ones, but I am sure that you have succeeded in reconciling your heart and being a strong and wise woman.
I am always working on it, a work in progress is what I say.
I agree because we all are working in progress