In this life we cannot please everybody; as much as we would like to, it is just not possible. My suggestion is this, let us do the best we can, as long as we can, to as many people as we possibly can. Don’t feel guilty when you know you have done your best in the interest of others whether it is for your family, relatives, friends or any other relationship….

My encouragement is- try not run on empty, look after your well-being. We cannot change the world, neither can we change people - no matter how hard we try. People will always be people irrespective of what category they fall. We are all humans, irrespective of race, culture, Faith, beliefs, height /statue. Each category has got similar problems.

Helpful Notes
Holding onto expectations can cause us much harm internally.

To avoid falling into depression and improve our quality of life, we have to look for ways to let go of unreasonably high expectations.

Be still, and know that I am God. I will be exalted among the nations, I will be exalted in the earth!” Exodus 14:14 ESV

About the host:

Jennifer Beckford is the founder of the Nicholas Stewart Project, a loving mother, and a believer in the power of community development and its resilience.

For as long as she can remember, Jennifer has been passionate about helping others. Throughout her adult life, she continues to give her time in the service of helping others, even when, on occasions, it seems impossible!

Jennifer says: “I feel compelled to do at least one voluntary task each week”. Since the tragic passing of her son Nicholas, although difficult in terms of physical strength, Jennifer continues to dedicate herself to as the Stewart Project is a charity that supports young people and their families. With the help and support of local organizations, charities, and friends, the NSP has been involved in organizing events and educational activities for children and young people, working within local communities in London since 2015.


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