R.M.T ( Real Men Talk‪)‬ R.M.T ( Real Men Talk)

We are all going to face moments in life when we feel discouraged or frustrated. It's normal to feel angry as well, and sometimes we can even get mad at God.

This feeling of anger may come suddenly or linger for quite some time, and it's often hard to put into words. But, no matter how deep it is, it's possible to move through it.

Start by understanding that it's okay to feel angry. Don't beat yourself up for your emotions. Instead, take the time to focus on God by talking to Him and listening for His response. Find a supportive environment where you can express yourself and receive guidance from trusted people in your life.

Allow yourself moments of quiet to reflect on why you're feeling so mad at God. Question why these feelings have manifested, and be gentle with yourself as you do. Consider the verses from the Bible that offer wisdom and guidance on how to face difficult situations.

Remember that God is always with us, even in moments when we are angry. Lean into Him and allow Him to be your strength as you journey through this hard time.

It can sometimes be difficult to take a step back, and appreciate where you are in life right now. Living in the moment means being aware of your current situation, and accepting it as it is.

When we take the time to really appreciate our surroundings and all the little moments that fill up our lives, we can begin to become more mindful and content with our current state. This practice can help us stay present in our lives, and become more aware of our own thoughts and feelings.

Living in the moment means being mindful of all that is around you - the sights, the sounds, the tastes, and the smells. It is important to take a moment and truly appreciate the wonderful things in your life, and give yourself credit for what you have accomplished.

Living in the moment not only gives us peace and contentment, but it allows us to better appreciate all of the wonderful moments that make up our lives. So take a few minutes today to live in the moment and appreciate all that you have.

How to Embrace Change

It seems like no matter what I do, it always comes back to me. Why can't I catch a break? Is there something missing?



Answering this question is not as easy as it sounds. Life is unpredictable and often has a way of working out in unexpected ways. The reality of the situation is that it's not always about you. It could be related to external influences and other aspects of your life that can't be seen or controlled.



It's important to remember that whatever experiences you go through, there are always lessons to be learned. Through adversity and obstacles, you can gain a greater understanding of yourself and what you are capable of. Learning how to cope with difficult times is ultimately a process that takes effort and time, but the outcome can be incredibly rewarding.



The best thing to do is to seek out people who can help you work through the things that life throws your way. Those that have gone through similar experiences can often provide valuable advice and lend a sounding board for your thoughts.



Though it may feel like it's always you, life has a way of working out eventually.

Not being appreciative of the things around us could cost us dearly!!

It's a common belief that to be successful, you need to be perfect. But here's the thing - perfection doesn't actually exist. Strictly speaking, perfection is an impossible ideal, and trying to achieve it can set us up for failure.

When we set ourselves unrealistic expectations of perfection, we start feeling overwhelmed and discouraged when we can't meet them. Instead of striving for something that's impossible, focus on the idea of progress instead. It's much more achievable, and you'll feel more satisfied with the end result.

Know that it's okay to make mistakes and have flaws. Everyone has different strengths and weaknesses, and as long as you're doing your best, that's all that matters. Don't beat yourself up if something doesn't turn out exactly as you planned - use this as an opportunity to learn and grow.