Change
Stop kidding yourself
The first truth to accept is that admitting we can do better is not admitting that we are less than or that we are a personal failure as a human being.
We all want progress-just at different speeds.
Learning is multi-faceted. Often the issue is not our direction, but our speed and how much risk we are willing to take at any one time.
Simplify to clarify
simplifying our lives make the clutter more obvious and easier to discard without remorse.
Find the harmony in change
We learn to live in harmony with the changes, especially if they bring value to our quality of life. The dis-harmony comes when we decide we do not want to change with the times.
Get better acquainted with yourself
There is something going on inside our fleshly boundary that projects itself outward in all directions. Our energy ripples from our center. There is something that makes us tick. But what? And why?
Let growing older grow in you
Everyone wants to live forever without looking or acting like they are aging. There are aspects of growing older that are universal and inescapable.
Lead the WHAT and the WHO will follow
Buying in to the message leads to inspiration, enrollment, and engagement. Leaders walk their talk, or no one follows.
Grievance is not a vision
Dwelling on grievance does not solve the problem. It only points it out. Because, not getting what you DO NOT WANT will never guarantee that you will get what you do want.
Be a visionary, not just a dreamer
A dream might be noble, but it will languish if it is never shared or expressed in ways that others can latch on to the idea and join the cause.
Resolve to make more U-turns
Wisdom is being able to recognize when we are going the wrong way, and correcting it as immediately as possible.
Reflect, renew, resolve
Reflection is looking inward and backward so we can move forward with creative energy.
The silver lining in the cloud is gratitude
The brain research into gratitude shows how expressing our thanksgiving turns on, what I call, the happy juices in our bodies—dopamine and serotonin.