Three Life Lessons from Dadda Pops

So, here is the second post about life lessons, unlike previously when I wrote to my Mum. This time I am going to write to my Dadda Pops.

Dear Dadda Pops,
You teach me so much even though occasionally you lack finesse in how you say it, but I promise you these are some of the most valuable lessons. I think the first and probably the most important lesson is about hard work. You have shown me that hard work can pay off and get you recognition, but it is a long road to get there. I think the last part of that is the most poignant part in recent months.

The second lesson is that it is better to not stew on the past but keep in the present and look to the future regardless of the negativity which could be thrust upon us. If you make a mistake we must learn from that mistake in order to improve who we are than it eating our soul.

The third lesson is that love is a precious treasure which needs to be cherished. If a person doesn't deserve your love, it is easy to switch off that love if necessary in order for our own sanity to be protected.

Thanks for the lessons. You are constantly learning from others and I know will learn things way into the future.

Love,
Kathryn xxx