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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
Yes, in theory, we would each claim ourselves.
Is life perfect?
Not even close.
No one’s is.
That’s the great equalizer.
The devil lures us into comparing.
Comparing is the activity of a weak person.
We are all weak, until we decide to put in the time and effort to not be.
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A happy moment makes this possible…
…more of the same.
Happy begets happy.
We know this.
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A cup of coffee or $50 grand?
The conversation between the executive and the line worker yesterday entered the philosophical realms of what is worth more.
Mailing a $50,000 donation check to charity or being the volunteer to hand the fresh cup of coffee to the homeless woman.
Being close enough to deliver, appreciate, and receive immediate joy in her face?
Or…
Visualizing from your living room how many people’s lives are changed from your massive donation.
Tough call.
I propose we should know our answer intimately.
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Two souls, two bicycles, honeymooning in Victoria, British Columbia.
It’s risky when we do things radically different than the way our family, friends, and even society in general traditionally does them.
Hitch-hiked 600 miles with two bicycles, $200, and no deadline or destination to be concerned with.
No amount of money, nor fancy location can buy happiness.
We know this.
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Do you have happiness and wellness as a goal?
There’s not much of it out there in the world, if you look closely.
There are pockets of happiness and wellness, and like many things in life, rather elusive.
And yet, we can have them both. All we have to do is count our blessings and quit comparing.