Sunday AdelajaWhen it comes to change; feelings like frustrations, anger and irritations can easily be converted by each person to become a powerful force of change.
About This Quote
It is challenging to accept change, but once you do it becomes easier. When we feel the need of something, we definitely feel the urge to do something about it. But sometimes, we get upset by our situation and get frustrated. We tend to get angry over what we are facing.
The best way to deal with this is to think of other options. For example, getting angry can be converted into positive use by each person. It will help people better understand that what they are feeling is just another form of energy which can be converted into positive change.
Source: The Mountain Of Ignorance
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