“Learn to view your problems as temporary stumbling blocks.”

 

There is a world of difference between a person who has a big problem and a person who makes their problem big.  New counselors often discover that many of their patients don’t have big problems, they are just problem conscious.  As the counselors try to fix their problems, these patients tend to go out and find other problems.

 

A study of three hundred highly successful people reveals that 25% had handicaps (blindness, deafness, etc.).  75% of them were born in poverty, came from broken homes or at least came from exceedingly tense situations.

 

They became successful because they refused to hold on to the common excuses for failure.  They turned their stumbling blocks into stepping stones.  They realized they could determine their choice of attitude toward every circumstance.

 

Problems can stop you temporarily.  You are the only one who can do it permanently.

 

Greetings from Martha’s Hands!  This is our inaugural post of the Martha’s Messenger Blog.  Our goal is to provide insights, inspiration and information to improve the lives of our client and their families, our caregivers and their families, our referral sources and the communities we serve.  Martha’s Messenger is a resource to you all!  While we will be generating our own content, we also will be sharing from industry experts. 

 

Families have been selecting Martha’s Hands for twenty years to provide home care services for their loved ones based on our mission of “Love through Service.”  The caregivers that join our team have exemplified and embraced that mission.  Our unique nurse care manager model provides professional oversight for our clients and a trusted resource for our clients and their families.

 

The Martha’s Messenger continues this tradition and we look forward to being a resource for you, both now and in the future.  Blessings!

 

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