What's Your Best Way Of Getting Out Of A Funk?
A man you'll meet in this story found that service is the answer for him. The idea? That you can't continue in your tailspin if you're focused on helping others. What about you?
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What a great story and so very true. I've found that when I'm mentally immersed in my problems, lacks, D'OH! moments, I instantly feel better when I focus on helping someone else. It may be nothing more than helping a visitor to DC with directions or holding a door open for a few extra moments so someone won't miss the elevator. And afterwards, that "problem" isn't as big as I thought it was.
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