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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five interconnected sites.
Sometimes life gives us what we hope for, and sometimes it doesn’t.
It was the Fall of 1980, as a College Junior, a movie inspired a “childhood dream” to write a book for my children.
This is not the movie, but the plot is similar. And we do not have “children”, only one child. Life remains unpredictable:
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William Glasser suggests this is the way we learn, and more importantly, retain information, yet his ideas, which focus on personal choice, personal responsibility and personal transformation, are considered controversial by mainstream psychiatrists.
What all of us can consider not controversial, is the simple fact that we are born, we live and learn, and then we die.
What and how we do it, and the impact we make, is up to us. Period.
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“A man’s health can be judged by which he takes two at a time – pills or stairs.” – Karen Irizarry
Our attitude, our mental responsibility – what we watch, read, listen to, who we hang out with, our language.
Simple choice. Seek positive outcomes (against the odds) or dwell on things and people that bring us down.
Lane 8, the Next Blog, has the same approach, but for our body.
PS. Lorie Sheffer returns tomorrow.
You know the type. They talk about the past. About things younger people can’t even comprehend:
We are most beautiful when we are our authentic selves.
And we know this intuitively.
Counter-intuitively, we often try to be what we think other’s want us to be, or what we think other’s think we are.
But not today:
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