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Blog every day in May- Day 8

Day 8- Wednesday: A piece of advice you have for others. Anything at all.
Hmm, I am not so sure I am a good advice giver, but here it goes.

A lot of people say, "Do what makes you happy, for you will be criticized no matter what your choice."  To a point, this statement is a piece of advice I life by.  As long as I am using it in accordance with prayer.  I try to pray about "big" life decisions, talk extensively with Zach, and weigh the pros and cons before making the final decision.  The important part is remembering the road to happiness may not always result in each decision making you happy, but if you are trusting the Lord with your choices, he will ultimately lead you to his happiness plan for you.  Also, no matter what you choose, on this Earth, there are going to be lots of people who support your choices and probably even more who will oppose then.  It's not their life though, they don't have to live with the results of your decisions!  So, always try to do what is best for you and/or your family! I hope that makes sense!  It's just about the best advice I can offer!   


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