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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five interconnected sites.
Our doubts double-cross us. And make us miss the good we could accomplish, because we fear the attempt. It’s a new year. What will be new about it?
I am always doing that which I can not do, in order that I may learn how to do it. – Pablo Picasso
By the way, here’s the most overlooked diet tip of 2013 for us to consider.
Would you buy indomitable will if it was for sale? As we begin 2013, we’re reminded of last year:
As years pass by we become fairly predictable in our goal behavior, for all the reasons we carry with us year after year.
Enter unfailing determination.
How do we make that work? Who’s got time for that level of commitment?
Hey, what if we thought of it this way…. the time will pass anyway, why not keep going?
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Me: You’re just a fool to believe you can change the world.
Me (again): Bull.
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Insight: Falling asleep last night, “Change” was the last song I recall hearing.
Public service reminder for Baby Boomers. Mid life celebration is about three simple, sequential steps:
It’s Tuesday, go, make your week amazing! You are beautifully and wonderfully made. Don’t let anyone tell you differently.
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“Who’s tired of doing what’s customary”, asked the Pastor. Which begs, “So what is customary”? The same-old-same-old mediocrity?
An attitude that says, “I’m tired of trying and failing”? Is that what is customary?
What if you could dream about being on your death bed, and being able to smile and think, “I don’t have any shoulda’s, woulda’s, or coulda’s.
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PS. The world was polluted with shoulda’s, woulda’s and coulda’s on September 12.