A few days ago I wrote some thoughts prompted by a passage from Wayne Dyer’s “Erroneous Zones.” I decided to do a similar thing tonight 🙂 This passage deals with how children…
Category: Personal Growth
Day 391: Give Yourself a Break
We all have ideals and desires. I wrote yesterday about how idealistic I am. Maybe you relate. If you are like me, we have constant awareness of all the wonderful things we…
Day 390: To Be Idealistic is to Be Divine
I have always been an idealist. What this means to me is that I have always had strong ideas about how life could be, how I wanted myself to be, and how…
Day 388: Free Yourself From Nasty “I’m” Statements
Okay, so today I have decided to pick a quote from a book and comment on it. I have chosen Wayne Dyer’s “Your Erroneous Zones,” which I “randomly” opened up. Here’s the…
Day 387: The Greatest Opportunity
In life, I am frequently aware of the opportunity cost of the decisions we make. Opportunity cost is a term I first learned in Economics class back in high school. It refers…
Day 385: What Makes You Phenomenal?
Perhaps it’s a prerequisite of being a teacher, but I truly believe that there is something extraordinary about every person. At the same time, I think that in many cases, people do…
Day 383: I will develop good habits and become their slave!
So several years ago, my wife and I read through “The Success Principles: How to Get From Where You Are to Where You Want to Be,” by Jack Canfield. This book made…
Day 380: The Space Between Our Ears
It’s funny how sensitive this space between our ears can be. Mind. Mood. Mental Attitude. Thought Vibration. Whatever you want to call it. It’s a subtle yet highly powerful intangible that changes…
Day 376: My Continuous Positivity Feed
I find that I continually want to feed my head with positive thoughts. If I’m just taking some “downtime” for myself and don’t have a book, a movie or show to watch,…
Day 375: Taking on My Financial Education
When I got out of college, I was very well-educated by many standards. Not only was I well-trained in the two pillars of the Liberal Arts–reading and writing!–I also had a thorough…