What might have happened if I took that leap of faith!

from JoeUser Forums
Have you ever wonder, what might have happened if you did something different if it would change the out come, if things might have been better.
I have always wondered.
What if my house never burnt down?
What if I said yes to that guy that really liked me?
What if I never held my feelings in about a person?
Would I have made a chance for the better?
I would never know

But does this mean that I should actually try something different, and leave my faith into your hands, for me to try something different, something so neat, something that would make my life better, or something that will hurt me for the rest of my life.
I guess I will have to make that choice when that time comes.

Tractor-Chick~
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Reply #1 from JoeUser Forums Top
Your greatest enemy is that we all are creatures of habit.

preacherman
Reply #2 from JoeUser Forums Top
Do not let yourself fall into a what if mentality. It will drive you insane. Where you are is where your ment to be, regardless of what could of happened, if it was not meant to happen it wouldn't have. Listen to the Beatle's "All You Need Is Love" its says something along the lines of nothing can happen if its not meant to. Just have faith that your life is going in the right direction.
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Reply #3 from JoeUser Forums Top
Like those two both said, don't worry about it. If you think at any given time that it would trully be worth it to be spontaneous, then just do it.

Capt. over and out!
Reply #4 from JoeUser Forums Top
The way I see it, who I am now is a product of everything I have done, and has been done around me since I was born. I have done a few regretable things in my life, but even those are part of the great life I have, and the good person I am now.

For example, I know that if I had have made either of 2 major choices in my life differently, I would have been able to finish out the Army career I had planned for myself and my family, but then again that would have cost me the EMS career I loved, and the experiences my family have had since.

Besides, looking at it from a "leap of faith" standpoint, each of the decisions (and many more) were the result of much fasting, prayer, and answers from Our Heavenly Father, so I know that they can't be "wrong" decisions anyway.
Reply #5 from JoeUser Forums Top
The way I see it is, if you ever DO do anything you feel you should have done differently, don't look at it as a mistake but as a learning experiance-is'nt that all we are really doing in life-Learning?

KINJRUH