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Continue reading “Orange Juice”When dealing with the law of cause and effect, it makes little sense to blame or curse the effect. The cause may or may not be under your control, but the cause renders the effect inevitable. What we do have control of — even though we may not realize it in every instance — is our response to the effect.
Today, more than ever, we need heroes – men and women who are living on purpose, who focus on the similarities rather than the differences, who are ready and able to protect the ones who need protection, and who understand that there is no “us and them” . . . there’s only us.
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Continue reading “Perfect The Present”“The present is perfect.” Why? Because you are not stagnant. You’re not standing still. You are growing, evolving, changing. The present moment is simply another step along the way . . . the exact step you need to take!
Continue reading “12 Ideas For Taming Clutter”“Don’t own so much clutter that you will be relieved to see your house catch fire.”
Wendell Berry, Farming: a hand book
Continue reading “Your Wise Self”Your Wise Self isn’t something “out there” that you have to strive to be . . . it’s you. Whether you are new acquaintances or old friends, your Wise Self is there waiting to help you at any moment.
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Continue reading “The Teachers”Occurrence > Message > Lesson > Problem > Crisis: Will you learn the lesson before it becomes a problem or a crisis?
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Continue reading “The Belief Gap”“Inner peace is having serenity, balance and harmony in our lives achieved through the disciplined closing of gaps.”
Hyrum W. Smith The 3 Gaps: Are you making a difference?
Continue reading “A Relationship Building Exercise”How do you respond when your spouse or a good friend relates some good news? Research shows that how you celebrate is one of the best predictors of a strong relationship.
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Continue reading “Reset”We all need a reset now and again. Old habits die hard, if they die at all. The way to kick an old, unhelpful habit is to replace it with one that better helps us meet our needs and desires.
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Continue reading “80:20”“What is the 20 percent of your time when you achieve 80 percent of your results? Do more of it! What is the 80 percent of your time when you achieve little? Do less of it!”
Richard Koch