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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five interconnected sites.
Boomers, are you all in today?
What is your mental responsibility today? In our 20’s and 30’s, this question only surfaced now and then. As we age, and especially in our 40’s there appears a mental gravitational pull to be more present, more in the moment.
In our 50’s, mental responsibility should surround us like oxygen. Sometimes, our feet aren’t touching the ground it’s so glorious.
Insight: How you approach your day is entirely up to you.
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Wonder if those Moms feel the same…
Below is an actual cut and paste comment from this blog which had me rethink some things.
“This really hit home to me. Just this past week I told my husband that I think I am going to delete my facebook page. When he asked why I said, “I feel like I have to constantly look at what everyone else is doing and then I compare myself as to why I am not like that person, or why can’t I decorate like that, or take such good pictures of my kids, or be as successful as this person.” All he said back to me was, “I can see you doing that and maybe you should delete it.”
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If life is so short, why do we do so many things we don’t like and like so many things we don’t do?
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Why should our standards be amazingly high? Because what we accept by default becomes our standard. I’ve learned from addiction that really important things most often require an all or nothing attitude.
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Insight: Mediocrity is an insidious habit that blinds people to their potential and creates a lifelong battle with bitterness….shoulda, woulda, coulda.
There’s a time and a place for everything. And sometimes what works in one place, won’t work there again. And there are times or places where something has never worked, but this time it will. Most rules are guidelines. It’s up to us to decide when to appropriately break them.
This is what many people need, to break through to a more positive attitude.
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