I would say that sometimes the most radical thing you can do with your life is to simply be faithful.
Get more here: 3 Reasons Why Faithful Is the New Radical | Michael Hyatt.
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I would say that sometimes the most radical thing you can do with your life is to simply be faithful.
Get more here: 3 Reasons Why Faithful Is the New Radical | Michael Hyatt.
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“Comparison is the thief of joy.” Dwight Edwards
What does this quote mean? How does comparing yourself to others rob you of your own joy?
In your search to create your unique, joy-filled life, you must remember that You = The Only ONE.
You will struggle to live a pleasure-filled life if you do not tap into your core self and who you really are and instead waste precious time wondering why you don’t have the job, the looks, the money, the family, etc. etc. etc. that someone else has. Not embracing and celebrating your uniqueness causes you to conform and stuff yourself down, eventually leading to your one-of-a-kind qualities being lost or forgotten. In conforming, you lose your light, which can lead to feelings of depression and powerlessness.
The Ego, or Self, will fall into one of these categories as a way to cope with the loss of empowerment:
High Ego—power hungry; self absorbed; focus on external image; needs validation from others; blames/condemns others in order to boost self
Low Ego—no power; codependency; lost/confused; plays martyr; never feels gets what deserves; over carrying and worrying; always doubting self and putting self down
Interestingly enough, the high and low egos are two sides of the same coin. Both mask their genuine self by looking outside for the answers, are overly concerned with the image they are portraying, and are never satisfied. ” Get more here: Are You Robbing Yourself of a Joyful Life? « Positively Positive.
“Whatever you want to do, do it now. There are only so many tomorrows.” Michael Landon
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“If it’s not fun, you’re not doing it right.” Bob Basso
I spend a lot of time contemplating and philosophizing about life. According to my mother, I spent the first year of my life silently observing the events around me with a serious stare and a furrowed brow.
I’ve always leaned toward reverent acts of self-discovery and introspection. In high school I studied Buddhist texts and on Sunday mornings at age 18, when my college classmates were nursing hangovers, I was shopping around for a spiritual home, which I found in the form of my Unitarian-Universalist church.
For most of my life, I’ve lived with intention and rarely with abandon.
And I think I’m starting to feel the weight of this.
Contemplation has its place, but sometimes life just calls for a little spontaneity—a small dose of irreverence interspersed amongst the otherwise-trying bits of living.
I write this tonight because I have had a few uncharacteristically playful moments over the past few weeks, and I am quite sure they have prevented me from cracking up during some significant stress. Either that or, I am cracking up and my behavior has regressed to that of a 4 year-old.
In either case, it feels good.
And I want to share those good feelings. So to encourage you to foray into the world of play, I’ve created a list of some things that have brought me unexpected and simple joy the past few weeks (along with some things I haven’t quite worked up the nerve to do just yet).
Have fun and en-joy! Read more here: Quiet Your Mind and Just Play (in 20 Ways) | Tiny Buddha: Wisdom Quotes, Letting Go, Letting Happiness In.

“Your child will live a life ten years younger than you because of the landscape of food that we’ve built around them.”
Teach every child about food. Get more here: Jamie Oliver’s TED Prize wish: Teach every child about food | Video on TED.com.
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“Farmers’ market food tastes better, simple as that. But that’s not the only reason you should start hitting up your weekly market as much as you can. Whether you care about your health or the health of the planet, there are dozens of reasons to support local farmers, including buying vegetables that have higher antioxidant levels and haven’t been fumigated with toxic chemicals. When you buy these eight foods in particular, you’re supporting less-toxic food production and could even save a farm or two, all while getting the best-tasting food you can find!” Read more here:
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“This magnetic and near-haunting video below will help put your wonders to rest with a high impact and very fast moving introduction to the scope of the Universe – you may notice a plucking of vague memories from your high school science class.” Get more here: The Size of The Universe – A Video | FinerMinds.
“No one can make you feel inferior without your consent.” Eleanor Roosevelt.
Justb writes:
“I have a very bad habit.
It pokes me when I stop to browse newspapers and magazines.
It slaps me when I’m watching TV.
It punches me hard at the gym.
It knocks me down when I am walking down the street.
I compare myself to other women.” Read more here: When We Think Other People Are Better Than Us | Tiny Buddha: Wisdom Quotes, Letting Go, Letting Happiness In.
I don’t compare myself to other women, but I know the discontent that comparison brings…
“To be beautiful means to be yourself. You don’t need to be accepted by others. You need to accept yourself.” ~Thich Nhat Hanh. Read more here: The Key to Beauty and Acceptance Is You | Tiny Buddha: Wisdom Quotes, Letting Go, Letting Happiness In.
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