Comments by "Leanne Hartford" (@leanne123) on "The Diary Of A CEO" channel.

  1. Yes they were probably wounded too and I can feel compassion for them but I also have compassion for myself because I did not deserve their abuse.
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  2. That is my experience as well. I have been bullied relentlessly at work for the last 5 years. Never before that. 😥
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  3. I am 65 and feel the same way. I thank God there has been light brought to these subjects. No more living in a fog of confusion.
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  4. What you experienced was grieving. With all loss there is grief. If you do not express these emotions, they cloud your mind and emotions. Crying is the natural way that your body processes painful feelings. The feelings do not go away until they are felt and expressed. Felt by your mind and body and then released as tears. Emotions are messengers whose purpose is for your survival. If you don't receive their message, these feelings will haunt you until you do. They never just go away. Emotions must deliver their message and be expressed before they will go away and your mind can clear. I went through an agonizing grieving period recently where I was in so much emotional pain that I wanted to end my life. The grieving was horrendous. After it ended, I was no longer weighed down by the circumstances of my life but found a renewed strength of my spirit. I was then able to cope with life again with a new inner optimism that had been lost for the time I was grieving. I understand now what was happening but at the time I knew nothing about emotions and grief. I am grateful that I learned what I did about my emotions, their purpose and how to manage them. Crying is very good for you. The sooner one can "process" painful emotions, the better. I hope this info helps to clarify your experience. Telling people not to cry is NOT helpful. Crying should actually be encouraged. Best wishes for a happy future. ❤️🙋🏼‍♀️
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  5.  @tcoleman6167  You are very welcome Sweetie. I hope this information will help you understand your emotions in the future. You are now more informed about emotions than most people. I would suggest that you read a little more about emotions and their purpose. It is quite interesting. Maybe YT or Google. ❤️🙋🏼‍♀️
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  6. ​ @lindseyrogness958  Why ? Donald Trump does lie.
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  7. ​ @larslevinberget9558  The pain you inflict on others. If you have any sense of morality you know it's wrong.
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  8. You can't "just not be angry." If we could we would,
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  9. Change in what way ? Just stop having rage ? It is something that happens and isn;t under conscious control.
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  10. If you havr agency in yout life you are aitomatucalky aytavhef ti tge outcome,
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  11. ​ @nrb1989  Stop caring about their reactions. You only live once. Make yourself happy.
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  12. It sounds like you are telling people to suppress their rage again. What do you replace it with and where does the rage go ?
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  13. ​ @Bubba-hf8el  No point in continuing to try if it's not working. Time for a different approach.
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  14. ​ @silvergirl7810  Donald Trump lies like a sidewalk. It's a well known fact. 🤷🏼‍♀️
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  15. Me too. I'm fucked. My life is a mess. ​ @iamblessed6741 
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  16. Did you read what she said ? She was being treated disrespectfully. In a corporate setting, she will get no support. This is a common problem and she did the right thing by leaving. There is no sense in fighting a losing battle. It is a waste of time and energy. ​ @meehawlcollins9411 
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  17. ​ @MADDCLOWN  Crying is the natural way to release painful emotions. If you still have painful emotions attached to an event then you haven't released all of the emotions. Grieving takes time and is usually not over quickly. If you continue to cry over an event, one day you will wake up and you will no longer feel pain when you think about it.
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