Silence perpetuates silence

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The shortest part of life is the part where we live it – probably as children

 

Silence perpetuates silence.

Not talking about being medicated, distracted, and entertained leads us to perpetuate the vicious cycle of the herd mentality.

We have a moral obligation to transform ourselves if we even remotely expect others to change.

We know this.

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Mental fitness is tied to mental illness

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Is it really “never too late”?

 

Garbage in, garbage out.

Birds of a feather flock together.

If it’s to be, it’s up to me.

Phrases are life’s wisdom in bite-sized portions.

Today’s quick thought about our physical health is a click away, here.

 

Three Things That Happen When We Compare Ourselves?

Our stairway to heaven...?

When we compare ourselves to others, three things happen to us:

  1. We can feel great about fitting in and following the Herd.
  2. We can feel awful for not having the courage to take a different path.
  3. We get to pick one and live with ourselves for the rest of our lives.

Our clock is ticking. We know deep down what we desire in life. We have permission to go after it. Go!

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