“Thinking is difficult. That’s why most people judge.”
Do you feel stuck — like you’re not making much progress? You’re not alone. This pandemic period has turned our lives upside down.
I’ve always been fascinated with martial arts.
Pop quiz: How often do you catch yourself saying these words:
I remember the first time I heard about endorphins. It was explained as that “happy rush” you get after a run.
No doubt you’ve heard there are fears greater than death.
We’ve all been there. Cornered by someone who goes on and on about his or her perfect life, intelligence and accomplishments.
“You can have more purpose — and greater happiness — in the second half of your life.”
Sometimes the greatest wisdom is right under our noses. Or, in this case, right at nose level.
I just watched the ending of the movie “A Dog’s Purpose,” again. Bailey, the dog in the movie, sums up his purpose in life in three simple words: Be here now.
You may not think you complain very much. Especially out loud. With all the uncertainty in today’s world, though, it’s no wonder you may be having more fearful thoughts.
It happens over time and sneaks up on you. You can’t quite put your finger on it, you just know you feel uneasy after you’ve spent time with a certain friend.
“I’m fine.” “I don’t mind.” “It’s no trouble at all.”
One in four homeowners can’t park in his or her garage.
You know that person close to you who gets on your very last nerve? It seems that every time he or she speaks, they manage to say the very thing that upsets you.
Do you feel stuck? In the doldrums? Can’t seem to get any traction?
Let’s face it — we all stumble from time to time. That’s how we learn and grow.
I’ve had the pleasure to work with Gary Lalonde, a wonderful corporate trainer and motivational speaker, over the years and I’ve always loved his traditional greeting: “What’s the good news?”
“You’re only as sick as your secrets,” the old saying goes. And while everyone has them, some secrets carry a hidden price that can affect your health on many levels.
Why don’t you put things back where they belong? Do you have to have every light on? Why is the TV so loud?
