Thinks I find along the way
When I boil them down to their essentials, my deepest fears are the same as most people’s. Fear of loss. Fear of failure. Fear of inadequacy. Fear of letting my loved ones down. Fear of not being seen. And fear that the Spirit realm isn’t real, which is arguably one version of fear of being alone.
Continue reading “The Incredible Power That Lies in Facing Our Deepest Fears”
The view from David Kanigan’s office… :-D
Notes:
Blog post at Emotionally Resilient Living : Time management is not a topic I normally dip my toes into, so allow me to declare up front that I am no “expert” when it comes to sys[..] Go to the Source: Are You Giving Away Your Time? – Emotionally Resilient Living : Emotionally Resilient Living
Have you ever said or done something you later regretted simply because, for a moment, you let yourself be ruled by your emotions? Source: When You Need to Regain Emotional Balance – Emotionally Resilient Living : Emotionally Resilient Living
One of the most useful things you can do with Siri on your iPhone is dictate a text message and send it to a friend, but that can also reveal one of the most annoying flaws about Apple’s software assistant: Siri really sucks at pronouncing uncommon names. Thankfully, there’s a solution if you’re tired of hearing Siri mispronounce the same names over and over. Source: How to Get Siri to Pronounce Your Friends’ Names Right
What do military guys do when they have time to kill and they’re on the same side? Easy––things like this. Enjoy this one-on-one game of tug of war between USA and Canada. Source: One-on-one game of tug of war between USA and Canada – Holy Kaw!
Outlander nailed the big reunion between Jaime and Claire! Source: The smartest sex scene on television
When game designer Jane McGonigal found herself bedridden and suicidal following a severe concussion, she had a fascinating idea for how to get better.
Continue reading “Jane McGonigal: The game that can give you 10 extra years of life (TED Talk)”
A new study by Ohio State University found that employees who started the day with a good mood rated customers more positively and felt happier and more productive as the day progressed. The study also found that when employees start the day on a high, they were 83 percent less likely to lose that mood no matter what happens later during the day. Source: 7 Steps to Have a Great Morning — Purpose Fairy
Every relationship has trials and tribulations. Yes, we all discuss our relationships with a few close friends, but hey, there is a limit to it. 
Source: 11 Things You Should Never Tell Your Friends About Your Relationship
The cooler temperatures of autumn incite us to go outdoors and be more active. Source: Warm fall season can counteract tension of stressed-out world
When you hear only what you want to hear, you’re not really listening. Listen to what you don’t want to hear too. That’s how you grow. Source: 40 Hard Things You Need to Hear
It’s Sunday again and time for PostSecrets…
—email—
Dear Frank-
I am currently going through a rough breakup from a 3 years relationship with a man that I loved and completely devoted my life to.
On my first weekend outing as the “third wheel” with my group of couples friends.. this was left in my hotel room by my housekeeper.
She has no idea what how much of an impact she just made on me. She has giving me more strength to get through this.
There are cases in history where many people have agreed that a certain person was evil. Through our agreement, we reinforce the view that there are indeed evil people, but it is important to realize that a person and his or her actions are always in relationship to relative causes and conditions and that no person is inherently bad. Source: How can some people be basically good and actively try to do harm? – Lion’s Roar
Bright, shiny objects! 
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