2020 seems to have had the effect of many people losing their minds, while 2021 has unfortunately shown some people to have lost their humanity. As difficult…… Read more “Choose to see the good stuff!”
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Remind yourself that you cannot fail at being yourself.
“Remind yourself that you cannot fail at being yourself.” – Wayne W. DyerWayne W. Dyer We feel we fail when we don’t achieve our goals, or do…… Read more “Remind yourself that you cannot fail at being yourself.”
Because Being KIND is AWESOME!
Credit: Natural Life “Because Being KIND is AWESOME!” Kindness is never out of season! There’s never a bad time to be kind. Photo and quote by…… Read more “Because Being KIND is AWESOME!”
Don’t shine to be seen, shine so that others can see the way.
Sherri Bishop incrediblejoy.com “Don’t shine to be seen, shine so that others can see the way.” – Sherri Bishop We live in a culture where we’re trained…… Read more “Don’t shine to be seen, shine so that others can see the way.”
Flawed and (still) worthy.
Flawed & (still) worthy. We seek perfection, and get very stressed out that we aren’t. Yet, clearly, none of us are perfect, nor shall we be, no…… Read more “Flawed and (still) worthy.”
Affirmation: No matter how old I am, I can always learn more, and I do so with confidence.
Affirmation: No matter how old I am, I can always learn more, and I do so with confidence. Lifelong learning… does this sound exciting or dreadful to…… Read more “Affirmation: No matter how old I am, I can always learn more, and I do so with confidence.”
We are seldom happy with what we have, but would go to pieces if we lost any part of it
“We are seldom happy with what we have, but would go to pieces if we lost any part of it” – Mignon McLaughlin Years ago, in order…… Read more “We are seldom happy with what we have, but would go to pieces if we lost any part of it”
Feeling broken?
In Japan, broken objects are often repaired with gold. The flaw is seen as a unique piece of the object’s history, which adds to its beauty. Consider…… Read more “Feeling broken?”
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