Depressed? There is always a shinning light at the end of the tunnel

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Getting out of depression


Looking back at yesterday, I wonder how I was able to scale through all those inferiority complex syndrome I had. I always taught life was a bed of roses with people enjoying their life right from birth, but I later found out that it's not always that way. You surely need face challenges and this involves taking risk in every situation you find yourself in. Struggling with the situation only leaves you in a depressed state. A holy book says 'a merry heart does like medicine". You need not worry, because that would never change the situation, but you sure need to take the risk for your happiness.

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