Adejare
@jayboi active 8 years, 4 months ago-
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I love the stress part. Stress can hinder a lot of things in the body especially hair growth.
But one can easily deal with this when learn to become better managers of our bodies and learn to give it proper rest
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Thank you for sharing this information. I have been trying to grow my hair for the longest time but am just not getting the desired results. My hairline is giving in and although i try to give it all the attention it requores am still not satisfied its just receding i don’t know what to do. I use coconut and alma oil most of the time but am yet to see some improvement. I alos used rosemary to rinse my hair i noticed a change in the texture of my hair but i didn’t do it again. Another thing is that i tend to plait my hair every so often so that i don’t feel disappointed everytime i look at my hairline. Please maybe someone can give me some advice on what am doing wrong or what am not doing thanks for the help.
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People may not take this very well but adversities make us stronger. They may seem like they come to destroy us and make us weaker but the truth is, They make us stronger. Picture this if everything we did was perfect and there was no one to challenge us and tell us that whatever you just did was not good enough would we be willing to go the extra mile and do something much better than what we have? I don’t think so most of us would rather just sit back and enjoy the little that has been appreciated when we could get something bigger. That will make us settle in our comfort zones and that is not where God wants us to be. So when we are faced with adversities we should be thankful because they not only come to make our lives difficult but the same up the sleepy self in us to do much better. We should be thankful for that because it builds our self esteem and confidence.
Adversity is the part and parcel of human life it means that we are green no experience in the field.For each of us, unexpected, challenging situations, issues and problems are par for the course, and probably occur on the average of 25 times every day. They run the gamut from minor to major, i.e.,
you have an argument with your co-worker, teenager or partner; you don’t receive an important return e-mail from a customer; one of your key people arrives late on a very busy day; your speech doesn’t receive the reaction you hoped for; you’re not selected for an assignment you really wanted, the list goes on….
Knowing that you have the skills it takes to deal with both your personal and interpersonal problems is a key factor in deciding to see them as opportunities and deal with them constructively. When you can self-disclose honestly and clearly;
when you can listen to others and to yourself with acceptance and empathy; when you can face your fears; when you can resolve conflicts so both people get their needs met; when you can set and achieve goals that really matter to you; you have many of the key tools needed to turn adversity into opportunities for learning and growth. That can be liberating and exhilarating.