March, 9th 2024

Everything that doesn’t add ➕, substracts  ➖

I never liked mathematics.

I’m more into humanities.

But there are some calculations I can do,

And I enjoy adding.

And the people who ADD

…I’ve noticed that those who add ➕ have some things in common 😀

➡️ They tend to be optimistic, kind, and generous.

➡️ They show empathy and often smile a lot.

➡️ They feel good about helping others.

➡️ Their life is a continuous learning journey, and they are interested in personal growth.

So, we should surround ourselves with these kinds of people! Because when they keep adding and adding… they end up multiplying!!!

 

 

We all have more positive moments and others where we can’t stand ourselves…

 

So we shouldn’t judge or disqualify others, but simply choose those who make us feel good.

And I’ve also noticed that those who tend to subtract ➖… ☹️

➡️ Lower your self-esteem.

➡️ Are intransigent, criticize, see problems everywhere, and infect you with their pessimism.

➡️ Complain about everything and play the victim. They blame others for all the bad things that happen to them because they can’t have many good things (well, with that energy…).

➡️ Bring out the worst in yourself.

➡️ They are usually envious and can’t stand others’ success because it makes them feel bad about what they haven’t achieved.

➡️ They focus on themselves and talk about themselves all the time.

 

Well, look carefully…

If you have people who subtract ➖ in your life, it will be much harder for you to progress or be happy.

 

If you want to soar, don’t let anyone weigh you down! Surround yourself with others who fly high 🕊️

And speaking of flying…

The bee hummingbird is the smallest bird in the world.

And they flap their wings very fast to remain “motionless” in the air while they sip nectar from flowers.

I love hummingbirds; there are plenty in Ohana.

Look at these hand-painted bronze pendants:

Lesbiinae Necklace

Hug,

Teresa 🌺

 

PS: And you? Are you into sciences or humanities?

PS 2: You know that saying about sharing joy multiplies it, and sharing sadness divides it?

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