
May 12, 2020
Why can’t we pay our mistakes forward

As a mother of two adult children, I hope that I have raised them to make good choices and to avoid some of the mistakes I made at their age. Unfortunately the path I have laid with my advice and cautionary tales is one that they rarely travel.
I know that they are their own people independent of me and my experiences but I wish there were a way that my mistakes could be counted against their mistakes to lessen the impact the mistake will have on their lives. I am aware that mistakes need to be made to shape character, but it seems the mistakes my children are making lately have a negative and long lasting impact on their lives.
As a parent, I am always trying to cushion the blow or lessen the impact of any and all negativity that comes my children’s way. At the same time if you asked me, I would say the mistakes I’ve made and the lessons I’ve learned helped shape the person I am today.
About lmeceo
My name is Lisa M Evans MA, CDP. I am an author, blogger, introvert and vegan. I earned a Masters degree in Psychology from Cleveland State University and a certification in Diversity Management.
I created this blog to come out of my shell and share my perspective on a variety of topics. I want to use this blog as a sounding board, gathering place and learning opportunity.
I plan on sharing a little bit of everything that interests me, natural hair, being vegan, and anything else that moves me.
I have three titles that are available on Amazon, I Know How to Lose Weight, So Why Haven't I, a self-help book that was written as a way to work through my issues with weight and dig deeper than just diet and exercise, This is my brain on emotion, a collection of poems that I have written over the years to express my innermost thoughts and feelings, Rich Man's Song, a children's book that teaches a valuable lesson about love and money.