You may have had a situation that didn’t feel right to you. You had to make a decision and may have even lost sleep over it. Others most likely have had different opinions, but in your gut or in your heart you knew what was right for you.
A few life-changing experiences have been the realizations that:
A thought proceeds an action.
I am not my thoughts.
I can change my thoughts.
Sometimes you may not think you have the power to change. But you do. First, identify what it is you want to change. Next, identify who or what it is you think has to change.
Joy in the Moment: What’s Your Why? By Joy Pape At this time of year you may think of the...
Have you ever looked forward to an occasion, be it time with someone, a trip, a gift, a holiday…you name it? Then, when it didn’t work out as expected, or better said, as you expected, then you felt let down?
When going through a tough time we may think of the words, “This too shall pass” for solace.
There are several definitions of labels. A label can be a noun or a verb. A noun would be a word or phrase that describes a person, group, or thing. A verb would mean to affix a label to, to make with a label, or describe by a label.
In thinking about fighting against something, I am reminded of a violent feeling of fighting against something versus the feeling of being FOR something.
There seems to be some ‘negative’ energy related to fighting against rather than the positive energy when considering what we’re for. Often, the outcome is much more positive too.
Have you ever received a medical report you didn’t fully understand? It happens often. And the worst is receiving it on a late Friday or weekend.
Years ago, when a salesperson knocked on your door, if you opened it and bought something, the salesperson came back to sell you more? These days, if you look something up online or give to an organization, guess what? You’ll hear from them again!
