Thinks I find along the way
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Born as Norma Jeane Mortenson inside a charity ward of a dilapidated Los Angeles County Hospital, this beautiful child would spend the first portion of her life facing great hardship.
The quote? “I’m selfish, impatient and a little insecure. I make mistakes, I am out of control and at times hard to handle. But if you can’t handle me at my worst, then you sure as hell don’t deserve me at my best.”
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The team at FinerMinds offers:
Her advice was wise as well as somewhat of a prickly reminder: remove negative people from your life unless they change the way they interact with you.
We agree with this advice, especially if your energy is constantly being drained by their negativity, although in some situations, such as when dealing with colleagues or immediate family members, this isn’t always so easy.
Continue reading “Negative Relationships: Are We Always Responsible for How We’re Treated?”
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Giving up doesn’t mean you’re a quitter, it just means whatever you’re fighting for is no longer worth the fight.
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Sometimes it takes losing everything you have to finally grow and find yourself.
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Dwelling on past bad decisions you’ve made only allows those decisions to keep defining you. Forgive yourself and move on.
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The FinerMinds team writes:
How do you address your shame?
We all experience it in some way, shape or form, but the more we try to hide what we don’t like about ourselves, the more power we hand over to it.
In this thought-provoking 8-minute video, research professor and author Brené Brown delves into the human psyche and our responses to shame, vulnerability and empathy – particularly in a society that puts pressure on being “perfect”.
If you’re short on time, fast-forward along to the 2:10 mark, where she begins to really share why in order for us to remain connected and embrace our full spirit, we need to understand and accept our full continuum of emotions.
via How to Embrace Shame and Not Allow it to Make You Feel Ashamed.
Brené Brown and her work have had a profound impact on my life. If you were intrigued by the video above, may I suggest these resources from my Brené Brown page at Living Business…
While a website is just the start of a transformational thought leadership campaign, this is a pretty good start for Suzanne. Follow her blog to see what she does next!
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If the past is not resolved, future relationships will suffer. Let your heart heal, before you open the door to another. -Leon Brown
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Love it, Jen…
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When the day is over, let it go. Don’t dwell on what you could’ve or should’ve done. Tomorrow is another day and another chance. -Mandy Hale
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The truth is, everyone is going to hurt you. You just got to find the ones worth suffering for.
I don’t think it’s possible to complete avoid pain caused by other people. At best, we can only hope to mitigate it. I think Bob makes a worthy point here. How about you?
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Aren’t sure how to pair wine with particular foods? This handy infographic can be a useful chart if you’ve never tried two particular flavors together.
I could use a glass of red wine about now…
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Life is meant to be experienced. Put yourself out there. Do things you’ve never done. Live a life where at the end, you will have no regrets.
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Everything is either an opportunity to grow or an obstacle to keep you from growing. You get to choose.
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Bright, shiny objects! 
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