Letter to me from “Child Welfare Bloemfontein and Childline Free State”

~ Posted: 10th December 15 ~ pm
 
I spotted this Facebook page "Child Welfare Bloemfontein and Childline Free State" and wrote to them to ask if they could advise me on my blog.  I received this lovely letter below from someone there for which I am most grateful and would like to thank them from my heart. I have taken note of what they wrote here...

"...it's not always quantity that matters, but quality. Keep the focus with each and every thought you would like to share..."

This is not the first time I’ve been given the same advice as above, and as the reader will see from today's earlier "blog post", I'm not very good at keeping my writings short... but just so you know I will keep trying, because I'm very aware that I need to acquire this important skill if my writings are ever going to be really noticed by those I hope most to reach with my sharing. I really don't want to bore you all to tears with long posts. 

Letter below from "Child Welfare Bloemfontein and Childline Free State":

“Hi Pana... Congratulations on your blog and on finding purpose through one of life's worst sufferings. What a beautiful choice you made!

Logotherapy centers around finding purpose in life, guides people to become aware of things around them that needs him/her to step up, take responsibility, get involved, love and care. One of the specific methods used is making use of interpersonal interaction, acceptance, logical thinking - mostly with the aim of guiding someone (in your case, maybe the reader?) to see a situation different than before, maybe from a different viewpoint - what I see in your blog posts.

Keep it up, it's not always quantity that matters, but quality. Keep the focus with each and every thought you would like to share, and put your message out there. You are making a difference!

As Frankl said: For what then counts and matters is to bear witness to the uniquely human potential at its best, which is to transform a tragedy into a personal triumph, to turn ones' predicament into a human achievement.

Strongs :)”
 
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