In the medical world, temporary conditions are injuries or conditions that do not last long and are not chronic. Like a sprained ankle, broken finger, concussions, pregnancy, a common cold, etc.
I’ve sprained my ankle more times than I can count. Whenever it happens, I don’t panic. I just do what’s needed to get back to normal after a few days. I once tore my achilles. I knew that I would need surgery and about a year to recover, but I knew that was a temporary condition also.
It doesn’t always have to be injuries. You might be temporarily broke, or temporarily homeless, or temporarily unmotivated. It’s about having optimism and an understanding that these unfortunate conditions are not permanent.
Temporary conditions do not change on their own though. When I sprained my ankle, I had to rest and put it on ice. When I tore achilles, I had to have surgery as well as months of rehab. I needed to do things to make sure those conditions were temporary.
There’s always something to do to make your conditions temporary, rather it’s an injury or your financial status. It takes faith and effort. Don’t do things that are counterproductive. If you do that, you will be in that condition longer than you have to be. And like the quote says; “don’t make a permanent decision based on a temporary emotion/condition”.
FLY, BLACK BOY 