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Several times in my life I’ve worked really hard to make things happen with little or no success. It wasn’t until I let go of the out come, that what I had been working so hard to create, came flowing into my life. The first few times this happened, my letting go of the outcome, [...]
Today I simply want to say how grateful I am. Grateful to be able to spend the last few days with loved ones. Grateful for the many moments filled with joy and laughter. Grateful for the abundance of delicious food. Grateful for my health, and the health of my family. Grateful that I have everything that [...]
A good beginning is one that is altered by the end, and with the ending of 2010, another yearly cycle has begun. We have lost the ability to direct or change the ending, to our year in 2010, but we have the great opportunity to begin this year in a way that makes us proud [...]
The joy of living involves your whole being in anything that you do.
Today, for me, it’s simply that I’m outside and I’m so happy and grateful that today is a beautiful day! I hear the birds. I feel the sun and the wind. I see a dogwood tree in bloom.
Fully Enjoy Your Life!
Just a thought…
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This Blog is inspired by Gary V who posted a video blog about the importance of larger companies saying “thank you” to it’s consumers. And, it hit me that I recently celebrated my first anniversary of blogging, and I forgot to say – thank you! I feel grateful with every post that I write that [...]
Every morning I write a paragraph of all of things that I am grateful for, and for the feeling of having everything that I want. I have been doing this for about a year. Slowly I noticed that I have made some changes, and that I do have the life now that I want. I [...]
The art of being happy lies in the power of extracting happiness from common things.
–Henry Ward Beecher
Last night I finished Eric Weiners book – The Geography of Bliss, One Grump’s Search for the Happiest Places in the World. I have to say that I know longer feel the need to travel to the happiest [...]
The traditional Thanksgiving Day has come and gone, but it made me think, shouldn’t we celebrate it every day? Studies have shown that people who are grateful have higher levels of well-being. They tend to be happier, more satisfied, develop self acceptance, and purpose in their lives. [...]
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