The power of repentance

_{Hello Everyone. I am @shiftitamanna
From #Bangladesh}

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Greeting my dear friends. Welcome to another new contest post of mine, organized by one of our Steemian friends, @lirvic. I am now participating in today's contest by presenting my post to participate in this wonderful contest on the topic of repentance.

What decisions have I made at some point in my life and which ones do I regret today?

I have taken many decisions in my life due to necessity. But the best decision among them was starting my new government service career in 2017. There are many girls today who are afraid of doing something good for the society and the country. I wanted them to overcome this fear and serve the country and society, which is what I am doing now through my government service.

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On the other hand, when I talk about regrets, my job also comes up. Currently, I am working at Bangladesh Betar. But before that, I had a job in a government primary school. But then I turned down that job offer due to my personal reasons. But now it seems that teaching is the best job in the world, which I neglected at that time.

Do I think that regret affects my future life decisions?

I definitely think that regret has influenced my future decisions. Because regret is something that reminds people of past mistakes and warns them not to repeat those mistakes in the future. In this case, of course, if I am deeply focused on a matter, all the thoughts I have for the future will change. Because thinking about the future by learning from past mistakes affects one's future decisions. I think everyone like me will agree with this and no one wants to repeat the mistakes of the past.

Do I think that repentance can affect people's emotional well-being?

Yes, I think that regret can affect people's emotional well-being. Regret is knowing the story behind other people's success and taking all the mistakes in your life as a shudra. Regret indicates something good to people and warns people before they get into all kinds of bad situations. In that case, I think regret is such an emotional emotion that helps people take their previous mistakes as a shudra. In this case, people definitely move towards good and become successful in life, which we all deserve.

I would like to invite my friends @mdkamran99, @jyoti-thelight & @lirvic to participate in this contest.

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