What are you waiting for?
Paul McGee (Self-Confidence)
Month: May 2019
Be happy . . .
In their book Happiness: Unlocking the Mysteries of Psychological Wealth, father and son Ed Diener and Robert Biswas-Diener put pay early on to the myth that you need to be a monetary millionaire to be wealthy. True wealth, according to them, is instead a healthy, well-balanced combination of several elements: Life satisfaction and happiness Spirituality… Read More Be happy . . .
Love is . . .
“Cos love is a giving with no need of returnIt lends itself to everythingAnd maybe someday man will seeThat love is a lesson money never taught us to learnLove is the power to haveWithout the premise that there’s nothing for free” Roddy Frame
So right . . .
“Some people never say the words ‘I love you’. It’s not their style to be so bold. Some people never say those words: ‘I love you’ But, like a child, they’re longing to be told” (Paul Simon).
Making a difference . . .
If you’ve never checked out Dan Rockwell’s Leadership Freak, give it a try – his enthusiasm for all-things leadership is infectious. This particular article took my interest today: 4 Self-limiting statements you must stop saying today. Guilty? So what are you going to do about that?
Care not . . .
It is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit. Harry Trumann
Good times . . .
I was very tempted today to pick a daisy growing on our grass at work. I resisted of course … something going around the back of my mind about how environmentally unfriendly it is to pick wild flowers. But I recalled doing this when I was a child – and knew no better – and… Read More Good times . . .
Be true . . .
“Authentic happiness derives from raising the bar for yourself, not rating yourself against others.” Martin E P Seligman – Authentic Happiness: Using the New Positive Psychology to Realize Your Potential for Lasting Fulfillment
Who could argue . . .
“We live in wonderful circumstances” Jurgen Klopp
And what next?
My beloved was clearing out our garage. It’s spring. And the garage is a mess. Amidst the broken furniture, the lengths of wood kept for a just in case DIY job that never seemed to happen, the 1970s’ tennis racquets now almost too heavy to even lift, and the copious bags of unwanted items we’d… Read More And what next?
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