(photo: Disney Management Consultants are hired to get to the truth in large corporations. Your job is the same with your top client – you.)
Ten word post:
Excuses.
Regret.
Second chances.
Permission.
A ticking clock.
Good luck.
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Category: Our Choices Make Us
Everywhere we are is this place
(photo: Everywhere we are is a place of worship.)
Most days are difficult. Use gratitude as a path to happiness.
While constant happiness may seem elusive, constant gratitude should never be.
And it’s hard to be unhappy when we are seriously grateful.
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Seven questions for the author
The harsh reality of being able to speak our mind is that we may be at opposite ends of the spectrum.
A few questions for the Huffington Post author:
- When you shop, where do you shop?
- At the places with the clothing that makes you look your best?
- When you are at the beach, do you look for the nicest shells?
- Do the sea shell shops sell broken shells?
- What type of car do you drive?
- Do you see your vehicle (you may not own a car, but if you did) as a status symbol?
- On the subway, do you seek to sit with the saddest looking souls?
It’s not about weight, it’s about people’s values.
A recommendation for how this could have been handled is at the…
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When habits are changed, new life is born
(photo: Being organized cut the wait from hours to minutes. A simple, advanced reservation was all it took.)
When habits are changed, new life is born.
Life changes when we change.
We change when we are hell-bent to make it happen.
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World class forgiveness is the only way to free ourselves
(photo: 30 years ago, a wedding party took some wonderful photos here – revisited the place because it was only a jog away from Cedarbrook Nursing home)
Is it possible that when we are angry and unwilling to forgive someone could it really be possible that we are actually angry with ourselves?
If we are unwilling to forgive ourselves, we will never be able to forgive others.
We unknowingly channel our discontent with ourselves into our outward behaviors to others.
Wish it wasn’t true.
The only antidote is to accept this, admit it, spend serious time (possibly years) rethinking, reprioritizing, and then recommitting to forgiving ourselves.
World class forgiveness is the only way to free ourselves. For good.
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