“Get up and dance, get up and smile, get up and drink to the days that are gone in the shortest while.”
~Simon Fowler
If the recent events of the earthquakes in Haiti, Chile and Pakistan haven’t taught us the value and importance of a moment, think about the above quote. Isn’t that a wonderful, yet bittersweet quote?
It reminds us of how what is all around us — won’t last forever. Yet, in the same breath, it reminds us to dance and smile and celebrate. Celebrate every moment, and don’t worry about the small things in life that tend to weigh us down.
What will you do today to celebrate the fact that you are here? To celebrate what you have that is good in your life?
Your Turn:
Review your goals. If you have not been using the three step action list diligently, begin today. What do you want to accomplish by the end of October? By the end of this year? Write your goals down. Research shows that writing your goals down increases your odds of success by over 70%. Make a commitment to yourself to step forward each day this month. If you haven’t yet started the Challenge, begin today. You are worth it.
Your Affirmation:
Each day I take a step forward toward my goals. As I take that step, I will laugh, smile and dance.
What will you do today to celebrate the fact that you are here? To celebrate what you have that is good in your life?
Your Turn:
Review your goals. If you have not been using the three step action list diligently, begin today. What do you want to accomplish by the end of October? By the end of this year? Write your goals down. Research shows that writing your goals down increases your odds of success by over 70%. Make a commitment to yourself to step forward each day this month. If you haven’t yet started the Challenge, begin today. You are worth it.
Your Affirmation:
Each day I take a step forward toward my goals. As I take that step, I will laugh, smile and dance.
And as always, don’t forget to start your day with a heartfelt: “Something great is going to happen today… I can’t wait to see what it is!”
And when ending your day ask yourself:
“What is one more thing I can do to make today matter?”