Change is inevitable and in many cases occur when we reach a major turning point in our life. Most people get scared and/or frustrated when they reach this point and undoubtedly end up making rushed irrational decisions. Consequently, things become complicated and many people find themselves in a tailspin ready to give up. As a result of this most people view turning points as a negative, undesired factor of life. However, regardless of the situation every turn we make in life should be viewed in a positive manner simply because it's a sign of growth. Not that there is anything wrong with being stagnant. It's just that growth is essential to life and without turning points every road we take would become a dead end, circle, or end at a roadblock. Henceforth, turns should be viewed as an opportunity not as an unforeseen mishap. The outcome of a turning point is determined by how we handle and react to the circumstances. Our response to the changes that we experience at this point in our life can either propel us forward or hold us back. So, when you arrive at a major turning point in your life take a moment and think about the pros and cons of the choices that you are about to make. Don't try to rush through it. Put your thoughts in perspective and be assertive when making your decision. Remember that no matter what challenges come your way with God on your side you have no choice but to make it through.

I have personally been in the midst of a turning point in my life for almost a year now. When it all began I had no hope and wanted to turn around. However, after nearly a year and still no sight of an end I've come to realize that I am going to make it through this regardless. Most of my heartache and tough times were a direct result of poor decision making, trying to hurry, and negative views of the entire situation. So, I figured I'd share my simple thoughts of how to endure.

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