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“Why not go out on a limb? That’s where all the fruit is!” ~Brook Noel
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Good morning! Take a moment to think about the times in your life when you felt the most esteemed, proud, excited and fulfilled. What had happened to create those feelings? Were you going through your day on auto-pilot and just doing the same-old, same-old? Or was something different?
I am going to take a wild guess that something was different. I am going to guess that when you felt that way, it was because you had reached further, discovered something new, challenged yourself or taken a chance. And, you surprised yourself by learning that chance, change, challenge — can be good things. Feelings of esteem, pride, excitement, fulfillment are derived from an “I CAN” attitude. An “I CAN” attitude leads to an “I DO” world. Your Turn: Today’s quote reminds us that often to reach life’s fruit, we have to go out on a limb and get it. We can sit and wait for it to come to us, but it could be a very long wait and there is no guarantee. What area of your life is calling for you to meet it halfway? What are you going to do about it? Your Affirmation: I embrace chance, change and challenge. |
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Not only do I not care, but I am sick to death of the female “Look at me! Aren’t I something?” attitude that permeates our culture. Women are constantly patting themselves on the back for something, and trying to take over every traditionally masculine endeavor rather than recognizing that femininity itself brings something important to a society. We don’t have to “prove” our “equality”–it is almost as if women are ashamed of being women.
For the most part, we could all benefit from adjusting our attitudes. Especially in situations where we are unhappy or bored or upset, we could really change things if we changed our attitudes. Sometimes people refer to change as this big, global act, as something that will affect the entire world. Attitude is like that. It’s the kind of change you can make every single day that can change the world. Just think — what if we all took the time, just a few moments a day, to change our attitudes? What if we woke up tired and stressed and unhappy and we said, “Nope, I’m not going to have a bad attitude. I’m going to be positive today!”?