MindCare

yes! so it is

Bindung -Basis für Urvertrauen ins Leben und Resilienz.

Sicher gebunden = besser durchs Leben? 🤔

Psychiater Karl Heinz Brisch erklärt, wie frühe Bindungserfahrungen die Persönlichkeit prägen – und warum es nie zu spät ist, daran etwas zu ändern. 💖

Ob in der Kindheit, Pubertät oder im Erwachsenenalter: Bindungsmuster beeinflussen Beziehungen, Selbstvertrauen und Resilienz. Entdecke, was eine sichere Bindung ausmacht.

👉 https://www.fritzundfraenzi.ch/bindungspflege-ist-eine-lebensaufgabe

Failure is often the price of growth.

Abraham Lincoln was born in 1809 in a small log cabin in Kentucky and grew up in poverty. He had less than a year of formal schooling and educated himself by reading whatever books he could find. Before becoming one of history's most respected leaders, Lincoln worked as a laborer, shopkeeper, and lawyer, experiencing more failure and hardship than success for much of his early life.

The moment that changed his life came during the American Civil War. As president, Lincoln faced the possible collapse of the nation while carrying immense personal and political pressure. Amid the conflict, he issued the Emancipation Proclamation, a decision that helped redefine the purpose of the war and changed the course of American history.

One of the hardest lessons Lincoln learned was that failure is often the price of growth. Before reaching the presidency, he lost multiple elections, suffered business setbacks, and endured periods of deep sadness. Yet each defeat seemed to strengthen his character rather than break it. He came to understand that resilience matters more than immediate success.

One of his most powerful lines reflects the way he lived:

“I am not bound to win, but I am bound to be true.”

Abraham Lincoln's life reminds us that greatness is rarely built on talent alone. It is often forged through perseverance, humility, and the courage to keep moving forward when life gives you every reason to stop.

Deep meaning ✅