Tag: Choice

Having or not having consistency equals what?

Breathe magazine
Yesterday at the Publix (grocery) checkout aisle. What if we subscribed to the lifetime of happiness special?

 

Mental habits and rituals.

They make or break us.

Having consistently positive energy, thoughts, and outlooks is essential to a lifetime of seeing the good side – the opportunity – in every situation.

Not having consistent energy, thoughts, and outlooks is like being given a prison sentence – with hard, unwanted labor – in every situation.

Habits.

Rituals.

You own these.

You can enhance them and excel at them.

And if you choose not to, you will live in a hell you don’t deserve.

 

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Can you always make a positive reaction your only reaction?

Disney Keynote Speaker
Every day we need to work on our attitude. Keep climbing and be prepared for obstacles, and, breath-taking views.

 

Sure, it’s worth a lot to your client, but what’s it worth to you?

Status quo is easy to recognize.

It’s the way things are done.

Normal.

No surprises.

It’s what happens when a professional does her job, meets industry standards, and keeps your company’s promise.

But where is the surprise and delight?

You know, the wow-factor.

Extra effort is compelling, and sadly, rare.

It’s only when she rises up and offers more than anyone expects – only then can Magic happen.

The same with your attitude yesterday, today and tomorrow.

To remain positive when normal is the ability to flow in and out of positive and negative, as extraneous daily conditions warrant.

All i’m asking you to consider is this – can you change this belief?

Can you always make a positive reaction your only reaction?

 

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Where the mind goes the body follows

quote inspirational
Blah, blah, blah, motivational, blah, blah.

 

Blah, blah, blah, motivational, blah, blah.

Where the mind goes the body follows.

Not exercising regularly?

Check your outlook on life – specifically, the reasons you make for not taking care of the temple housing everything keeping you alive.

Tending to it or neglecting it will eventually reach a tipping point.

Hint: you will be older than you are now and you’ll either rejoice or regret where your mind led you.

PS. This post is me talking to me. If it resonates with you or doesn’t, you’re welcome or i’m sorry.

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Radical honesty, radical attitude

forehead thermometer
Yesterday morning preparing for Endoscopy. Forehead thermometer and constant at-a-glance verification.

 

Many medical tests (but not all) reveal the truth about a patient’s physical condition.

Send a camera scope down a person’s throat and you’ll see what’s really going on.

How do we evaluate our attitude with empirical evidence?

Radical honesty.

Simply look at the body of our life’s work.

What we do proves what we believe.

 

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Attitude is a mislabeled word

Attitude is a choice
We call it attitude, but it’s really about gratitude.

 

Attitude is a mislabeled word.

The only way to control attitude is with gratitude.

If you are not the most positive person you know, you are missing a huge lifetime opportunity.

 

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On April Fool’s Day 2009, jeff noel began writing five daily, differently-themed blogs (on five different sites). It was to be a 100-day self-imposed “writer’s bootcamp”, in preparation for writing his first book. He hasn’t missed a single day since.