Accept and leave -2

When things seems gloomy and dark and you feel you are stuck , just remember this mantra. 

Accept and Leave.

How can I say these two contrasting words in same breath!  

Leave - leave all the small fights,  the trivial issues which might look big to you now,  but will have no relevance in future.Look at bigger picture and see if holding onto really matters!

Accept - There might be things which you know are not right, not in current and also in  future scheme of things. And you have done your best to correct the course, but ball has already moved out of your court.
Accept the things as they are and wait for them to unfold and make their own ways.

Ensure to voice out, speak out, discuss, place your points. Yes, things might not move as you want, but if you have done your best, you will be able to Leave and Accept!


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