How many experiences have you looked back at with regret? I can tell you that there are only a handful in my life…and they mostly revolve around love…but that’s a story for another day. I love how Twain gives us an easy “pass” on those regrets that just bring a smile to your face. Just […]
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While it may be “out of your comfort zone,” staying in it can be soul and mind-numbing. Today, you’ll find more people who want to go with the crowd, so that they are not called out for being different. (politics, masking, vaccinations, etc…) However, in some cases it could mean illness, hefty medical bills and
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Steven Covey has a way of distilling concepts down to their most easily consumed. The thought of change, choice and principles being constants in our life can give you pause. Where has change been a constant in your life? Where has choice become a constant in your life? And why are your principles a constant
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I’ve had many, many dreams in this short lifetime. Many have come true….getting into the college I wanted to attend, working for the company I wanted to work for, running my own business and so much more. I have had dreams that have yet to come true. Yet, as I often remind my clients, what
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While I don’t entirely agree with Scott that a bad attitude is a disability in the strictest sense of the word. I know his intent is to say you can’t be held back from what you want because of a disability. I do agree however, that “attitude” can have an impact on your results. But
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Mae West was an American stage and film actress, playwright, screenwriter, singer, and sex symbol whose entertainment career spanned over seven decades. She was known for her breezy sexual independence, and her lighthearted bawdy double entendres, often delivered in a husky contralto voice. Wikipedia I’ve seen old comedy movies with Mae and she always grabbed attention
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Lou Holtz, former football coach and motivational speaker, has often been quoted and I think this is one of his best… We know, deep inside, that it’s always how we react to something, more than what that “something” means. We get cut off in traffic and we get angry at the driver…who perhaps is late
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I’ve heard this quote before and didn’t know who “said” it. While we have no control over the first…we most certainly do over the last. Yet, what I find truly heartbreaking is that so few pursue knowing the “why” of their life. They simply choose to exist. And perhaps that is their why and good
The TWO great days in your life are… Read More »
Helen Adams Keller was an American author, disability rights advocate, political activist and lecturer. Born in West Tuscumbia, Alabama, she lost her sight and her hearing after a bout of illness at the age of 19 months. Wikipedia She was brilliant in turning her “disabilities” into “abilities” that showed the world that nothing can truly
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Gotta agree, right? When we tie our happiness to people or things, we know full well, that gives our power away. Goals, that we’ve defined — not that others have given us, are well within our span of control. And the achievement of said goals, is fully ours to celebrate. Start with a goal to
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