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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five interconnected sites.
Yesterday’s echo of “find a million ways to do what needs to be done” is critical.
Making tough, thoughtful life decisions seems elusive for most of us.
Do you know what the single greatest challenge is?
Life is unpredictable.
This is why having a strong foundation is so critical.
And being flexible, without sacrificing our priorities, is the midlife mountain we must climb.
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Physical, Mental, Spiritual, and Financial rest?
When do you find time to rest?
How do you define rest?
Would you say you get too little rest, not enough, or just the right amount?
Recently slept until 9:30AM. It was not easy. Not because I was sleeping in, but specifically to force myself to get 8 hours of sleep. I never sleep past 5:30AM.
Find a million ways to do what needs to be done. Truly, there is no rest for the weary.
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Nobody sees a flower, really – it is so small – we haven’t time, and to see takes time, like to have a friend takes time. — Georgia O’Keefe
It’s challenging to slow down during the holidays. Who’s got time?
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“What do you want from life“?, was the question. “Nuthin’“, was the answer.
Mid Life Crisis is when you look at what you – need, want and have.
One person’s scenerio:
Then he says, “You don’t want a cure for your son, you want a cure for you”.
The other person’s scenerio:
Guest Blogger Lorie Sheffer:
“Our opinions become fixed at the point where we stop thinking.” – Ernest Renan
Do you ever change your mind or your opinion about something once you’ve learned new or different information? Or do you form an opinion and then only listen to information that reinforces the belief you already have? When it comes to your mind, is the door shut or is it open? Do you honestly look at ALL the facts, or do you rely on someone else to provide you with information that is intended to get you to share their own view? Perhaps it’s becoming easier to allow someone else to tell us what we think than it is for us to listen to the facts and then decide for ourselves. Maybe talk radio is becoming the intellectual equivalent of getting a meal at the drive thru window. It’s fast, it’s easy and it’s cheap.
I know folks who, no matter what evidence they are presented to the contrary, will not budge from their original stance. There’s something to be said for loyalty, but there is that line between being true to your convictions and just being bullheaded.
“Stubbornness does have its helpful features. You always know what you are going to be thinking tomorrow.” ~Glen Beaman
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