One key to creating a meaningful life, is choosing what we want to feel, and for how long.
BILL CRAWFORDWe can’t always choose how we feel. We can, however, choose what we do about it, which ironically can change how we feel!
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Images of resentment and revenge only have us spending the precious moments of our lives imagining the ‘other’ as both dangerous and important!
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True ‘magic’ is simply the ability to transcend what seems to be and, thus, transform one’s experience. Maybe we could all use a little ‘Harry Potter’ in our lives.
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Stress is an indicator of our belief in the value and validity of our worries and fears.
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Meaning isn’t something we discover, it is what we bring to life, either by choice or by chance.
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What we feed our mind becomes the material with which we build our life.
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We can’t always choose how we feel. We can, however, choose what we do about it, which ironically can change how we feel!
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Peace of Mind? Don’t leave home (or go home) without it.
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In order to become more influential with those who are resistant to our point of view, we must be willing to start with what is influencing them.
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We limit our success when we mistake the limits of our perception for reality.
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Sometimes knowing what to do is knowing when to stop.
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Trust is simply a set of expectations about the present and the future. The key is to ensure that these are chosen and evaluated based upon awareness versus fear.
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One key to successful relationships is learning to say “no” without guilt, so that you can say “yes” without resentment.
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To truly be of service to others, we must first serve the server. The ability to bring an enlightened presence to those in need is the ability to light a candle without burning ourselves out.
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Selfish is caring for ourselves at others’ expense … Self-care is taking care of ourselves so that we can be there for others.
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The most successful form of correction is when the “other” feels informed versus chastised.
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