Using the word ‘trauma’ to describe one’s past is a sign of weakness and self-pity. It’s an excuse to wallow in self-pity instead of taking ownership of one’s life and moving forward with strength and resilience.
It’s time to reject this culture of victimhood and reclaim our power. Instead of dwelling on past experiences that we can’t change, let’s focus on the present and the future. We are not defined by our past, but by the choices we make today.
It’s time to reject the culture of victimhood and embrace the power within us. We are capable of achieving anything we set our minds to, but we need to start by choosing words that reflect our strength and resilience. Share on XBy choosing to use the word ‘trauma’, we are giving power to our past experiences to dictate our present and future. We are limiting ourselves and holding ourselves back from our full potential.
We need to shift our mindset from victimhood to empowerment. We need to acknowledge that while we may have faced challenges and hardships in the past, we are capable of overcoming them and achieving greatness.
Using the word 'trauma' to describe one's past is a sign of weakness and self-pity. It's an excuse to wallow in self-pity instead of taking ownership of one's life and moving forward with strength and resilience. Share on X
So let’s use words that empower us, not words that hold us back. Let’s use words that reflect our strength and resilience, not words that make us feel weak and damaged.
Let’s choose to use words like ‘experience’ or ‘background’ to describe our past, and focus on the present moment and the opportunities it holds. Let’s choose to take ownership of our lives and create a future that we can be proud of.
It’s time to reject the culture of victimhood and embrace the power within us. We are capable of achieving anything we set our minds to, but we need to start by choosing words that reflect our strength and resilience.
So let's use words that empower us, not words that hold us back. Let's use words that reflect our strength and resilience, not words that make us feel weak and damaged. Share on X
