Showing posts with label commitment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label commitment. Show all posts

Sunday, August 31

Moving Beyond Blockages ..... 8/31/14

       Whenever we apply healthy alternatives to an area of struggle in our lives, we are creating a better today.  Acting like a victim is a choice, not a
destiny.
       These are three blockages mentioned in previous post:

1. Fear, anxiety, being

Sunday, October 28

Grateful for Victory, Celebrating Life 10/28/12

         For those of you who don't live in the United States, please bear with me.  I know my enthusiasm for baseball may not resonate with you.  However, if you look at the bigger picture, the lesson this team offers, perhaps you can relate with that. More about that in a second.

Wednesday, May 11

DodgIng a Bullet, Being Gentle Towards Self and a Mini-Bio of the Innkeeper ..................5/11/11

    
        You might want to sit down and get comfortable, perhaps have a cup of coffee. This post is longer than normal. Go get your coffee, I can wait.

       Before a group of people at Summit Hospital in Oakland, CA, I spoke; amidst all the tasks I've been juggling lately, I forgot this commitment. Only because the  person driving me there, reached me on the phone earlier in the day, did I make it. When episodes like this happen, I realize my life has become unmanageable. Slowing down, is in order.

      Public speaking is something I routinely do, along with research. Tonight, I pulled out my latest notes on stuff I've been studying.

Quotes from the Posts

"I'm mindful that our thoughts affect the words we use, our words influence our actions, our actions shape our character and our character determines our destiny."

From "My Character Determines My Destiny." To read it, please click here.

"Progress not perfection, is better than no progress at all, especially when we're trying to rid ourselves from unwelcome dragons that dwell within the closets of our soul."

From, "Still Learning" which, within four days, became the most popular post
written. To read it, please click here.

"Worry does not empty tomorrow of its trouble, but it does empty today of its strength"
From the post: "Life Is Not a Correspondence Program." Click here to read it.

"Even though we cannot control our circumstances, we can control how we choose to respond to them."

From, "Handling Stress and Dealing With an Emotional Bully."Click here to read this post.

"Nope, being busy isn't exciting. Boring is good. Because boring is not boring; boring is being healthy, living a balanced life that has serenity"

From: "Do You Know What It Means If You Are Too Busy?" For more, please click here.

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