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You will be mistreated by some people. Their malicious actions are unwarranted and unfair. Although your initial reactions may be anger, resentment, and bitterness, you must develop the ability to let go of these highly toxic emotions.
When you are upset because you were wronged, the prospect of seeking revenge is highly appealing. It’s easy to become consumed with the thought of getting even. Having your nemesis suffer as much as you have is tantalizing.

Within you is a vast treasure awaiting rediscovery. You have more power, potential, and capability than you realize. A sculptor looking at a piece of marble sees a figure waiting to be revealed. The sculptor’s job is to remove enough stone to expose the silhouette.
What abilities, talents and desires do you possess that are waiting to be uncovered? Why is it that inner treasures are not always obvious? Let’s follow a person’s development from birth to adulthood.

When the going gets tough, the idea of turning back is tempting. However, progress in life is never achieved by retreating. “I can’t do this,” “Nothing ever works for me,” or “I always have bad luck,” are thoughts we first experience as children. Carrying them into adulthood is self-defeating.
Anything worthwhile in life takes effort. Nothing is ever accomplished by turning back when faced with adversity. Reaching your goals requires solving problems and overcoming obstacles. The more ambitious your goals, the more effort is required to attain them.